TACIBO is the personal cookbook you've been keeping in Notes and screenshots, plus a discovery feed for finding other people's recipes — built so the cooks who create the recipes can actually get paid for them.
Most people currently split this across two tools — a notes app for their own recipes, and Pinterest or a food blog for finding new ones. TACIBO is both, in one place, and it's free to use.
Upload recipes with ingredients, steps, photos, prep and cook time. Tag each one by cuisine, occasion, and diet — multi-select, so one recipe can live under several tags at once. Everything defaults to private until you decide to share it.
Paste a link to a recipe from another site, or snap a photo of a handwritten card or cookbook page — TACIBO auto-fills the title, ingredients, steps, and timing for you to review before saving.
Designate up to five people as family. Whatever's in your cookbook — written or saved — is in theirs too, the same way a physical cookbook on the shelf belongs to the whole household.
A creator profile is free the moment you publish your first public recipe — a home base for your content and a link out to your blog, YouTube, or Instagram, whether or not you ever charge for anything. When you're ready to sell, you set the price.
Every option can run at the same time — sell this week's recipe individually, package last year's into a bundle, and offer a subscription for everything going forward.
| Platform | Creator keeps |
|---|---|
| Patreon | ~92% (8% fee + processing) |
| Substack (paid) | 90% (10% fee) |
| App store in-app purchases | 70–85% |
| TACIBO | 92% — same as Patreon |
A flat 8% platform fee on recipe unlocks, bundles, and feeds — matching Patreon's rate, not undercutting it, because the pitch here is recipe-native features, not a discount. No fee at all on the free traffic you send to your own blog, cookbook, or channel.
A single, founder-approved static ad may appear on a free recipe page — no video, no auto-refresh, no ad network. It never appears on a page you've paid for. That's the deliberate trade: a plain, fast recipe page instead of the ad-cluttered experience common on food blogs.
TACIBO is in private beta, onboarding a small founding group of creators before the public discovery feed opens. Early creators get direct input on how the feed ranks their work.
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