Spin the globe
The hero of the app. A 3D globe of every country, with real recipes pinned by the people who live there. No algorithm picking for you — just a planet to explore.
Spin the globe. Tap a country. Cook what people are actually making — shared by the people who live there.
Bitemate is the home for the world's home cooks. Every dish remembers where it came from, who shared it, and what it means to them. The globe is the map. The food is the message.
The hero of the app. A 3D globe of every country, with real recipes pinned by the people who live there. No algorithm picking for you — just a planet to explore.
Upload a photo. We'll figure out the country, the ingredients, and the dish name — you tell us what it's actually called in its home kitchen. It lands on the map.
See what your people are cooking. Save what looks good. Score what you've made. Build a feed that tastes like the world, not the same five trends.
Every country has a way of saying welcome through dinner — but that food is scattered across video apps, blogs, and screenshots buried in Notes, and the dish gets cut off from the place it came from.
Bitemate organizes food by where it actually lives, so someone in Lagos, Seoul, or São Paulo feels equally at home — and gives the creator economy to home cooks, not just chefs with cameras. No orphaned dishes. Just food, with its passport intact.
Akiko
Shared onigiri — Mum's recipe, three generations in.
2 minutes ago · Kyoto
Lucía
Pinned ceviche to the map. "The fish has to be that morning's catch."
12 minutes ago · Lima
Marco
Made cacio e pepe from Akiko's notes. Saved her version too.
28 minutes ago · Rome
Tunde
Started a thread under jollof rice: Nigerian vs. Ghanaian. Civil so far.
1 hour ago · Lagos
A 3D, spinnable globe of all 195 countries. Tap any one to see real recipes pinned by the people who live there — geography as the index, not an algorithm.
Snap a photo of your dish. Bitemate's AI reads the image and auto-fills the country, ingredients, and dish name — you just confirm what it's called at home.
Shop the exact ingredients behind any recipe, sourced for your region — with a 5% take rate where delivery apps charge up to 30%. Fair to cooks, fair to shoppers.
Learn a dish live from the home cook who shared it, and let home cooks — not just chefs with cameras — earn from the food they love to make.
Every country on Bitemate is a doorway into its real, everyday food — the dishes families actually make, not the tourist menu. Pick one to start.
Bitemate is a global recipe-discovery and social app for home cooks. You spin a 3D globe, tap any country, and see the real dishes people there are actually cooking — shared by the locals who make them. It's built for iOS and Android.
Most recipe apps organize food by trend or algorithm. Bitemate organizes it by place — every dish stays attached to the country and the person it came from. No orphaned recipes, no "exotic" labels, just authentic home cooking with its passport intact.
Take a photo of your dish. Bitemate's AI reads the image and auto-fills the country, ingredients, and dish name — you confirm what it's really called at home, and it lands as a pin on the globe for the world to find.
Yes — discovering, sharing, and saving recipes is free. A Market for shopping recipe ingredients and live cooking classes are coming, with a creator-friendly 5% take rate.
The beta opens to waitlist members first, country by country. Join the waitlist and tell us where you're cooking from to get early access.
We're building the consumer side first: the globe, the share flow, the feed. The commerce layer follows — ingredients, classes, and creator payouts, on terms that actually work for home cooks.
The beta opens to waitlist members first, country by country. Tell us where you're cooking from.
We'll only email about the beta. No spam, no resold lists.