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A home cook from India,
live in your kitchen.

Book a real homecook to guide you through Indian dishes step by step, on camera. One session, five to seven meals in your freezer, and a skill you keep. Learn about regional cuisines of India, familiarize yourself with Indian ingredients along with a fun cultural exchange session.

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Available on the App Store and Google Play.

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A home cook's profile in the Indievore app, with dishes and a request button

How it works

Cooking Indian food without the panic.

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    Pick an ingredient, dish or a region

    Browse home cooks by ingredients, region or dishes, then send an invite via the Indievore app to set up a session.

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    Grab your groceries

    Already stocked? Skip it. If not, one tap sends your grocery list for the dish to a partner Indian grocer in your locality — bagged and ready for pickup.

  3. 3

    Cook live on camera

    A real home cook from India hand-holds you through every step of the recipe, live on-cam in your own kitchen.

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    Meal prep for multiple days

    One 90-minute session makes 5–7 freezer portions — plus a skill you keep for good.

Why Indievore

Cook with a regional home cook.

A cook at home following an Indian home cook on a phone propped on a tripod while cooking on the stove
Cooking chicken curry with Ann, a home cook in Kolkata.

Our customers can request sessions with Indian homecooks who guide them, live, through the regional dishes and family dishes they grew up making.

Wanna savor authentic cuisines from a specific state?

Tap-the-map and connect with home cooks from your favored region. Co-create the magic from that college diner 20 years ago!

Region map screen
Live session screen

A live cook, in your kitchen

Book a session, show up in your own kitchen, and cook alongside them on camera. All our home cooks communicate in English, so language is never the barrier.

$30 per live session

Cook once. Eat for multiple meals.

One session plus about $20 of groceries yields roughly five to seven single-serve portions you can freeze — and you keep the skill for every session after.

Meet the cooks

Real home cooks across regions of India

Homecook Ann

Kolkata, West Bengal

Bengali home cooking · dal, chicken curry, aloor dom

SuperSupra

South Delhi, Delhi

Home cook · English · Lamb Chops

Sujatha Garu

Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh

Homemaker · English, Telugu · Dondakaya/Ivy gourd Fry

Questions, answered.

How does a session actually work?

You book a time with a cook, pick up your groceries, and join a live video call. They guide you through the dish step by step in real time, in your own kitchen.

What does it cost?

A live session is $30. Groceries are separate — usually around $20, ordered in one tap for pickup at a partner Indian grocer.

What language are sessions in?

All our home cooks are able to communicate in English, so you can book any of them without worrying about language.

Do I need to be an experienced cook?

No. The whole point is having a real person walk you through it live and introduce you to the range of regional dishes Indian restaurants typically don't do, so beginners are welcome.

How much food does one session make?

A typical 90-minute session yields about five to seven single-serve portions that freeze well.

How do I get the app?

Download it from the App Store on iPhone or Google Play on Android.

Cook something you would not find in any Indian restaurantin your own kitchens, with wholesome ingredients.

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