Recipe workflow visualiser
See how a recipe comes together.
Point your camera at a recipe and Mise redraws it as parallel streams: what you can prepare independently, what has to wait for what, and where everything meets on the plate.
This is a design prototype. Your photo stays on your device and isn't read. After a pretend analysis, one of the sample recipes below stands in for the result.
Or explore a sample
Hand-made workflows that show the kinds of shapes recipes take.
How to read a workflow
- Lanes are components. Each band is something you can prepare on its own: the pasta, the sauce, the cheese.
- Arrows are real prerequisites. An arrow means the next step can't start until the previous one is done. No arrow, no waiting.
- Merges show where streams meet. Several arrows into one step means those components come together there.
- It isn't a timeline. Left to right means "comes after", not "takes longer". A short lane may still take ages.
Simulated analysis
Working out the workflow…
This shows what the real app would do. Nothing is analysed here: your photo never leaves this page, and a sample recipe will stand in for the result.
Simulated result.
Your photo wasn't analysed. This is the hand-made sample , shown so you can try the experience.
Left → right shows what must come first. It is not a timeline.
Step from the recipe
Inferred step
Merge: streams meet
Finish