What you can do

Eight tools, one cookbook. Each does one thing — just ask in plain language.

• SearchFind a recipe by ingredient, cuisine or macros
  Filter the collection by what's in it: an ingredient, a tag, the book it came from, a calorie ceiling or a protein floor.
  Find a high-protein chicken dinner under 600 calories, no cilantro.
• By meaningSearch by mood, not keywords
  Free-form semantic search for fuzzy cravings — “something cozy,” “a light summer lunch” — when you can't name the exact dish.
  Show me something cozy and slow-cooked with mushrooms.
• OpenPull up the full recipe and method
  Get a recipe's ingredients and numbered steps — with timers — ready to cook from, hands-free.
  Open the braised short rib recipe and walk me through it.
• AddSave a recipe you already have
  Commit a recipe from a photo, a screenshot or dictation straight into the cookbook — provenance and macros and all.
  Add this recipe from the photo I just sent, it's from my grandmother.
• Import linkPull a recipe in from a website
  Hand mise a recipe URL and it fetches and extracts the dish itself — title, ingredients, steps — and files it with the source.
  Import this recipe from this link and save it.
• Import reelPull a recipe out of a video
  Give it an Instagram or TikTok reel and it watches the clip server-side — reading the on-screen text and caption — so you don't have to.
  Grab the recipe from this Instagram reel.
• PlanBuild a menu for the week
  One dinner per day from your own collection, honoring macros and cuisine, rotating proteins so no two nights repeat.
  Plan five high-protein dinners for next week, no repeated proteins.

Combine them

The tools chain. Ask for the outcome and Claude strings them together.

1. Import a reel, then plan around it
   Import this reel and add it, then plan a menu around it.
   Claude pulls the recipe from the video, saves it to the cookbook, then builds a week of dinners that complements the new dish.
2. Cook from what you already have
   What can I make tonight with what's in the pantry?
   With the pantry connector added, Claude checks your kitchen, then searches mise for recipes you can cook from what's in stock — and flags what's expiring first.

Pairs with the pantry connector for cook-from-what-you-have, and the fuel connector to match dinners to your macro targets.

Share your cookbook

mise is a shared collection — a family or a few friends, one set of recipes. Everyone who joins searches, cooks from and adds to the same book.

• InviteMint a join code
  Generate a code to hand to someone you want cooking alongside you. Codes last 7 days — share them only with people you trust.
  Make a share code so my partner can join the cookbook.
• JoinRedeem a code someone gave you
  New to the cookbook? Connect mise with Google, then redeem the code a member sent you to unlock every recipe tool.
  Join the cookbook with this code: ABC123.
• RosterSee who's in the cookbook
  Check who shares the collection — the owner plus everyone who has joined — when you want to know who's cooking from it.
  Who's a member of this cookbook?