Even when the video has no captions. Then cook two or three dishes on one timeline, so everything is ready at the same time.

Musubu does the writing-down and the scheduling. You just cook.
Share a YouTube link or a saved video file. Musubu writes out the ingredients, amounts, steps and what “done” looks like, taken from the footage itself.

Pick the dishes and Musubu plans backward from serving time into a single list of steps.

Cook Mode shows one step at a time in large type. Timers start on their own and notify you when they end.

Energy, protein, fat, carbs and salt are estimated per serving from the ingredients and amounts you actually used, not a generic lookup by dish name.

Register who dislikes what once, and see at a glance which recipes work for the whole family.

Plan meals on a calendar and build a shopping list from them. Amounts scale when you change the number of servings.

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Yes. The steps are taken from the footage itself, so silent and ASMR‑style cooking videos work. Timestamps are most accurate when each step is shown clearly on screen.
YouTube videos, saved video files (for example a reel you saved), recipe web pages, photos of a cookbook page, PDFs and pasted text.
Structuring is done by generative AI and may contain mistakes. Every step links back to the video or page, so you can check the source quickly.
Values are estimates based on the Standard Tables of Food Composition in Japan, computed from the ingredients and amounts you used. They are not medical advice.
Musubu is made by one home cook and developer in Japan. There are no ads and no tracking. The app only ever links back to the original video or page.