1. Scan a Product
A barcode identifies the item. If you have cooked it before, your saved settings come straight back. If you have not, you can name it yourself.
Cook It Again combines barcode-based cooking records, Custom Dishes, reliable timers, results, history, and portable backup in one focused, local-first utility.



A barcode identifies the item. If you have cooked it before, your saved settings come straight back. If you have not, you can name it yourself.
Appliance, temperature or power level, time, preheat, portion, and any timed steps — flip, shake, check. Save a different setup for every appliance you own.
Start the timer, get an alert when a step is due, and record how it turned out. The next cook starts from the setting that worked.
The barcode identifies a saved item and nothing more. Cook It Again does not read cooking directions out of a barcode — it brings back the setting you saved.
The same product cooks differently in an air fryer, an oven, a microwave, a grill, a toaster oven, and on a stovetop. Save a setup for each one.

A barcode is an identifier. It does not contain cooking directions — the settings come from you, and the data-sources page explains what a lookup actually does.
A Custom Dish is a homemade or non-barcoded dish you cook again and again. It is for remembering what you already make, not for finding something new to cook.

Cooking for twice as many? Pick 1.5×, 2×, 3×, or type the number of portions you need. The saved dish is untouched — the scaled amounts are a view for this cook.
Ingredient scaling does not automatically change cooking time, temperature, power, or timed steps.

A cook is tracked by timestamps rather than by a counter running in the app, so the time left is right when you come back to it.
Alerts are scheduled with your device. Focus modes, Do Not Disturb, and battery settings can affect when your phone shows them.

Perfect, needed more time, overcooked, or something else. Cook It Again may suggest a revised time based on what actually happened — and it only changes your saved setup if you tap to accept it.
Nothing changes your saved setup automatically.

Your saved records live on your device. When you want a copy, you export one file and choose where it goes — iCloud Drive, Google Drive, Files, or anywhere else you keep documents.
Backup is a file you export and file yourself. It is not automatic sync, and purchase status is never written into it.

One optional purchase. No subscription, no monthly anything.
Enough to know whether it suits you.
One purchase, kept for good.
The price is shown by the App Store or Google Play in your own currency. A purchase is tied to the store account that made it, and there is no account here to move it between platforms.
These are not missing features waiting to arrive. They are outside what the app is for, and leaving them out is what keeps the rest of it quick.