You're not bad at cooking. You just haven't had a recipe designed for your brain.
Most recipes assume things. They assume you can hold five steps in your head at once, remember ingredient quantities, and glance at a wall of text without losing your place. For a lot of people, that's where cooking falls apart. Not because they can't cook, but because the recipe was never built for the way they think.
Ember is built differently. It shows you one step at a time, with ingredient quantities and timers built into each step. It tells you what to look for, not just what to do, with sensory cues for doneness and texture. Recipes can be customised based on what's already in your fridge, or whatever preferences you have.
Ember is made for people who find ordinary recipes overwhelming, including those with executive-function challenges and neurodivergent brains. It's built and written by Bianca, a solo founder who handles the recipes, the design, and the direction herself, with a lot of care for how each step feels to follow.
The aim is simple. Make cooking calmer, clearer, and yours.