Culina
Private beta · 30 spots

Android · early access

Scattered recipes, into a cookbook you actually cook from.

Culina pulls recipes out of links, reels and screenshots into one clean library — with a calm, step-by-step Cook Mode for when it's time to make it.

Apply to test it Free · takes
two minutes

30

beta spots

2 wks

of cooking

15 min

one call

Grilled chicken skewers
Culina home screen

Saved from a reel

Clean recipe in seconds

Butter chicken

The problem

You save a reel you'll definitely cook.

It vanishes into a folder with forty others.

So you order in, again.

What it does

Three things, done quietly well.

Save from a link or screenshot

Save from anywhere

Paste a link, drop a screenshot or a photo. Culina reads it into a clean recipe.

Cook Mode with a timer

Cook step by step

One step at a time, big and legible, with timers that ring when they're done.

A cookbook of saved recipes

Build your cookbook

Group what you love into cookbooks and find it again in seconds.

Built for the way home cooks actually eat.

Tomato ricotta toast
Chicken tikka masala
An Indian spread

What testing actually involves

Worth knowing before you apply.

It's an unlaunched beta. Here's exactly what you'd be signing up for — no surprises, and it's a filter, not a warning.

01

Install it yourself

Culina isn't on the Play Store yet, so you'll install an APK we send you. A few minutes on any Android phone.

02

Cook from it for two weeks

Real recipes, your own kitchen. Use it the way you'd use any recipe app.

03

One 15-minute call

Near the end, tell us what worked and where it falls short. That's the whole ask.

Who's behind this

We're two friends, both BITS Pilani graduates, building Culina in the evenings around our jobs. We're cooking from it ourselves — and we'd like a few more people to tell us where it falls short.

— the two of us

An Indian spread

30 spots

Thirty spots. That's the whole batch.

If you cook more than you order in, you're exactly who we're hoping to hear from.

Apply to test it

Android only, for now.