Zimmer doesn't cook for you — it makes it easier to get good at it. The recipe step by step while you're at the stove, small tips from the kitchen in the steps, and an app that remembers your taste.
Tap the play icon on a recipe and Zimmer shows one step at a time in full screen — easy to follow while you cook. Tap or swipe to move to the next step. And you can keep the screen on, so it doesn't turn off while your hands are dirty.
Before you start, you can get a short overview of small tips — right where they matter. They sit in the steps themselves and fit the dish you're actually making. Small things that stick for next time you make it.
The more you cook, the better it knows you. Your taste profile reads the patterns in your own dishes, your favourites and your meal plans, and uses them to suggest better. Over time it writes a small portrait of your taste on its own page. You can always see, edit or delete everything it knows.
The same understanding makes the rest of Zimmer easier to be in. We're building toward small, helpful nudges — noticing two dishes you've planned for the same day, or suggesting you tag a recipe you use often so it's easy to find again. Not promised yet; it's ahead of us.
The learning should grow deeper over time. We're looking at meeting you where you are — dishes that fit how practised you are, and small technique notes that stick. Nothing promised yet; it's ahead of us, and we're building it calmly.
That's the idea — not by doing it for you, but by making it easier to learn. The steps in a recipe can expand with small tips that belong to the dish you're making. You follow one step at a time, and what you pick up along the way sticks for next time.
Tap the play icon on a recipe and Zimmer shows one step at a time in full screen — easy to follow while you cook. Swipe to switch steps. You can keep the screen on so it doesn't turn off while your hands are dirty.
Before you start, you can get a short overview of small tips where they matter. They're made from your own recipes — the ones you write and the ones you import — so they fit the dish you're making. Small things that stick for next time.
Yes, if you ask it to. Your taste profile reads the patterns in your own dishes, your favourites and your meal plans, and gathers them into a small portrait of your taste on its own page. It's used to suggest better — and over time to make the rest of Zimmer easier to be in, like a quiet heads-up when two dishes land on the same day. You can always see, edit or delete everything it knows.
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