Resources to help you save the recipes.
No account, no catch. Each one does one useful thing, and gives you a head start on gathering your family's recipes before they slip away.
The Lost Recipe Quiz
Five honest questions estimate how many of your family's recipes are at risk of being lost, and what it would take to save them.
Try it free →Questions Worth Asking
Build a personalized list of questions to ask a parent or grandparent about their cooking — ready for your next family dinner.
Try it free →Recipe Card Digitizer
Snap a photo of a handwritten recipe card and get back clean, editable text. Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Try it free →Mini-Book Maker
Collect up to three recipes and preview them in the real Family Crumbs book template, then download your digital mini-book.
Try it free →Recipe Card Maker
Type in a recipe and download a beautifully typeset, printable recipe card — a keepsake you can pin, print, or tuck in a gift.
Try it free →Vintage Recipe Translator
Oleo? A gill of sweet milk? A moderate oven? Translate the language of old recipe cards into today's ingredients and temperatures.
Try it free →Story Recorder
Interview questions on screen, recording on your device. Capture the stories in their own voice — nothing is ever uploaded.
Try it free →Cookbook Size Estimator
Slide a few honest numbers and see how big your family's cookbook would actually be — pages, spine, and heft.
Try it free →Asking is the first step. Keeping is the next.
Family Crumbs turns the answers to these into a real printed cookbook: collected from everyone you love, in their own words, bound into something your kids will still have in fifty years.
See how it works