Observed arrival · 2026-09-26
Batch keeps a diary of your recipe experiments
Batch is a cooking assistant for recording recipe changes, notes, and versions as you cook.
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- For
- Home cooks who iterate on recipes
- Worth noticing
- The workflow separates experimental changes from the master recipe, then asks cooks to record why they kept or rejected a change.
Field notes
The example follows a session from a voice note about adding 5g of honey to a detected change from 10g to 15g, while the master recipe remains unchanged. Batch describes a four-stage flow—Capture, Review, Verdict, and Next agenda—and says each version is retained rather than overwritten. The page also says cooks can search past session notes and photos; those capabilities are presented as product features, not independently verified here.
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