What is CookPal?
CookPal (厨房搭子) is an AI cooking companion from Mijing Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. It helps you choose a dish from the ingredients you have, follow the recipe by voice, and ask for help while cooking.
About CookPal →Kitchen lost?
CookPal paired.
You cook. We’ve got you.
When your hands are wet, the pan is heating, and the recipe suddenly feels unclear, ask out loud. Cookpal keeps the steps moving and helps with heat, timers, and small fixes.
Home recipes · Voice-guided cooking · Household taste memory
You do not need more recipes.
You need someone beside you, walking you through each step.
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Old way: frantically flipping through recipes
- 1Dig through saved recipes just to decide what to eat
- 2Guess whether the dishes even work together
- 3Touch the phone with wet hands, pause, and rewind for the next step
- 4Cook like it is a battle and lose the mood along the way
Cookpal: cook with a guide beside you
- 1Pick a dish that fits your family
- 2Remember low-salt, no-spicy, kid-friendly, and soft-texture needs
- 3Ask out loud instead of stopping to tap
- 4Get timing, heat, and rescue tips while you cook
What it does
The moments where cooking usually gets stuck
Ask when you do not know what to cook
Say what you have, how many people are eating, and whether dinner needs to be quick or light. Cookpal gives you one practical dish to start.
Home recipesServingsLess guessing
Learn moreIt remembers how your home eats
Low oil, no spicy food for the kids, softer texture for older family members, and allergy notes do not have to be repeated every time.
Taste memoryAllergiesFamily preferences
Learn moreAsk out loud, touch the phone less
Wondering what step comes next, whether the heat is right, or when to start a timer? Ask. If dinner drifts, Cookpal helps pull it back.
Live voiceStep remindersRescue tips
Learn moreDownload Cookpal
Cookpal is available for iOS and Android. Sign in with your phone number and start asking your way through dinner.
Android v2.0.35 · See App Store for the iOS version
Ask while cooking
Bring Cookpal into your kitchen
iPhone users can download from the App Store. Android users can install via the official APK download.
Scan to download Android APK
Scan to download the installer. If you opened this in WeChat, use the top-right menu and open it in your browser first.
Download APKCook right after install
Open the app, sign in with your phone number, and start voice-guided cooking. Cookpal will learn your tastes, dietary limits, and regular dishes over time.
Use cases
A few kitchens Cookpal fits into
Cookpal does not just read a recipe back to you. It answers when you are chopping, waiting, or unsure what to do next.
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First kitchen
You want to cook, but the process still feels uncertain.
Beginner friendlyStep reminders
Common friction
Steps, heat, and timing are easy to misread.
How Cookpal helps
Cookpal says the next step clearly and reminds you when it is time to flip, reduce, or turn off the heat.
02
Cooking for one
You want a proper meal without turning dinner into a project.
One-person mealsVoice company
Common friction
Searching mid-cook is annoying, and cooking alone can feel flat.
How Cookpal helps
Talk, ask, and confirm steps while you cook, so dinner for one feels less like a chore.
03
Family meals
One dinner has to work for several people.
Family tasteDietary memoryLow oil, low salt
Common friction
Kids, older family members, allergies, and taste all need attention.
How Cookpal helps
Cookpal remembers family preferences, so planning and cooking take fewer repeated checks.
Before you start cooking
Can I read recipes without installing the app?
Yes. The website provides ingredient quantities and cooking steps without signing in. Use the CookPal app for an interactive voice cooking session.
Explore recipes →How does voice cooking work?
Tell CookPal what you want to cook and ask questions as you go. The app provides step guidance and cooking reminders, so you can ask about the next step while preparing the dish.
Voice cooking →Where do the recipes come from?
CookPal publishes beginner guides and a separate library that includes open-source recipes. Library pages identify the content source and update date. Inclusion in the library does not mean that CookPal has kitchen-tested the recipe.
Sources and editorial standards →