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Nommer turns any recipe into 2-player mode so you can cook together with ease. The core of the app is a unique cooking interface that splits a recipe into steps for each chef; one might do the onion cutting prep while the other creates a sauce for instance. At the final step, everything always comes together as a team. Unlike other recipe apps, you can import and cook as many recipes as you want; you only spend credits when you cook together with another chef.
Me and my gf both love cooking, but always struggled to cook together because there's a lot of tiny friction points that make it unpractical.
We talked about it with friends and turns out lots of people share this experience. For most people cooking together is more trouble than its worth because whoever is the lead chef needs to coordinate what the co-chef does, effectively cancelling out any time gain they'd get. On the other hand the co-chef feels kind of useless most of the time and continuously needs to ask the lead chef for tasks to do, disrupting each others' flow.
So me and my gf ultimately decided that we just don't cook together.
Interviewing friends and coworkers, this is the solution most couples come up with even though they do really desire to cook together.
Unsatisfied by this, we set out to fix this. Nommer is the v1 solution to this problem.
For us Nommer massively improves the cooking together experience by taking on the labor of coordinating who does what in a balanced manner. With Nommer, each chef focuses on their own tasks: Chef A cuts the onions, while Chef B grates the carrots. Chef B then makes the sauce while the Chef A grills something in the pan. In the final phase, everything comes together seamlessly as a joint finishing step.
It has been really surprising how well it works for us. Cooking together has changed from a friction point to something we really enjoy doing together; so even if no one else likes this app it's a big win for us personally :-)
That said, very curious what the Product Hunt community thinks after trying it out. Anything that was unclear that needs fixing?
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About Nommer.ai on Product Hunt
“Turn recipes into 2-player mode”
Nommer.ai was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 21 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #15 on the daily leaderboard. Nommer turns any recipe into 2-player mode so you can cook together with ease. The core of the app is a unique cooking interface that splits a recipe into steps for each chef; one might do the onion cutting prep while the other creates a sauce for instance. At the final step, everything always comes together as a team. Unlike other recipe apps, you can import and cook as many recipes as you want; you only spend credits when you cook together with another chef.
Nommer.ai was featured in Android (57.4k followers), iOS (110.6k followers), Cooking (9k followers), Entertainment (1.9k followers) and Food & Drink (2.8k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 91.1k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Nommer.ai?
Nommer.ai was hunted by Garm Lucassen. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Garm Lucassen
Hi everyone!
Me and my gf both love cooking, but always struggled to cook together because there's a lot of tiny friction points that make it unpractical.
We talked about it with friends and turns out lots of people share this experience. For most people cooking together is more trouble than its worth because whoever is the lead chef needs to coordinate what the co-chef does, effectively cancelling out any time gain they'd get. On the other hand the co-chef feels kind of useless most of the time and continuously needs to ask the lead chef for tasks to do, disrupting each others' flow.
So me and my gf ultimately decided that we just don't cook together.
Interviewing friends and coworkers, this is the solution most couples come up with even though they do really desire to cook together.
Unsatisfied by this, we set out to fix this. Nommer is the v1 solution to this problem.
For us Nommer massively improves the cooking together experience by taking on the labor of coordinating who does what in a balanced manner. With Nommer, each chef focuses on their own tasks: Chef A cuts the onions, while Chef B grates the carrots. Chef B then makes the sauce while the Chef A grills something in the pan. In the final phase, everything comes together seamlessly as a joint finishing step.
It has been really surprising how well it works for us. Cooking together has changed from a friction point to something we really enjoy doing together; so even if no one else likes this app it's a big win for us personally :-)
That said, very curious what the Product Hunt community thinks after trying it out. Anything that was unclear that needs fixing?