A gift she’ll leave behind — in the best possible way.
Build Mom (or Dad, or Grandma) a family cookbook from the recipes she made you. Heirloom captures her voice. You keep it forever.
The gift that becomes the thing your grandkids inherit
Flowers fade. A framed photo gets dusty. A cookbook built from the recipes your mother actually made gets opened every Sunday afternoon for the next thirty years, and then passed down.
Start it for her birthday, Mother’s Day, or Christmas. Finish it together over a few afternoons at her kitchen table. She tells you how she makes her lasagna; Heirloom captures her voice and turns it into a recipe card. By the end of the year, you’ll have the cookbook your family never got around to writing down.
How to start it in 20 minutes
Download Heirloom. Create a cookbook and name it after her. Sit at her kitchen table with a cup of coffee and a phone between you. Hit the voice-capture button and ask her to walk you through the recipe she’s most known for — the one everyone in the family asks her to bring.
Heirloom transcribes as she speaks. Review it together, fill in a few details, save. One recipe, twenty minutes. Come back next month and do three more. By the time her birthday rolls around, the cookbook is hers.
Printed hardcover for the birthday card (coming soon)
Export the digital cookbook as a PDF any time — today, free. Hardcover printing through Lulu xPress is on the way: a real book, typical pricing $24–$48 for a 60–120 page heirloom edition.
Join the waitlist from the print page to get the heads-up when it ships.
Your family’s recipes are their story.
Keep the story.
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