Savta Memories

Grandma's recipes — in her own voice, forever. Some recipes are not written in any book: the Friday-night chicken, the holiday cake, the soup only she knows how to make. Savta Memories turns them into a living family cookbook — just record grandma telling the recipe, and the app does the rest. What you can do: • Record grandma (or any family member) telling a recipe out loud, in her own words • The app transcribes and structures the recording into a full recipe — title, ingredients, and instructions • The original recording is kept next to the recipe — you can always go back and hear her voice • The whole family joins with a single invite code and shares the same book • Add photos to recipes and leave comments — "came out perfect!" • A personal Savta profile page: her photo, life story, a quote, and a recorded greeting in her voice • A family shopping list — add ingredients straight from any recipe Why it's different: • Not another recipe site — it preserves the voice, the way she tells it, and the story behind every dish • Hebrew-first: the interface is in Hebrew with full right-to-left design, styled like a beloved old family cookbook • Completely private: the book is visible only to invited family members — no public feed, no ads • Built in Israel, for families who cook together A word on privacy: recordings are transcribed by AI and stored privately. Your content is visible only to your family, and you can delete your account and all of your data at any time from Settings, inside the app. Free to use: up to 4 family members (including whoever opened the book) and up to 10 successful recipes per book. No credit card required. You can find a recipe on Google. Grandma's voice — you can't.