Living roadmap
A calm view of the work around ChaoFanCard, from dependable video-to-card imports to the ideas that could make everyday cooking feel clearer.
Three kitchen stages
Each stage describes confidence and focus, without attaching promises to dates.
Current product focus
The product foundation we are actively operating, validating, and preparing for launch.
Authenticated imports accept supported public links, queue them for processing, and turn available video or image evidence into recipe drafts with ingredients, amounts, and steps.
Email and Google sign-in, account controls, monthly import allowances, and paywall prompts are in the app. Store checkout and purchase restoration are still being connected before launch.
Directional status: the access experience is being finished, not sold as live billing.
Imported cards keep source context alongside editable ingredients and numbered steps, with folders and tags available to help a growing cookbook stay usable.
Prioritized next
Improvements we expect to tackle after the current launch foundation is ready.
Show the useful evidence and limitations more clearly so cooks can quickly spot missing amounts, unclear timing, or steps that deserve a second look.
Refine folders, tags, search, and everyday navigation so saved recipes remain easy to find without adding a heavy library system.
Explore larger type, step focus, and hands-busy behavior for the moments when a phone is beside the stove and attention belongs to the food.
Explore a public place to discover and share curated cookbooks, with clear creator attribution, privacy controls, and thoughtful moderation before it becomes a commitment.
Research horizon
Early ideas that need evidence, design work, and careful testing before they become commitments.
Explore how source evidence, cook corrections, and recurring patterns could help flag contradictions and make future drafts clearer—without pretending every suggestion is certain.
A quality direction, not an automatic accuracy promise.
Consider simple, privacy-conscious ways to pass along a recipe card or print it for the counter without requiring someone else to recreate the whole app.
Study helpful ingredient notes and additional public recipe sources as reliability, policy, and the quality of available evidence allow.
Help shape the next dish
Tell us which feeds you save from or where a recipe card becomes difficult to use. Useful feedback helps us choose what belongs on the next board.
