Recipes as processes — one portable file.
Ajinoverse Studio is the family of free, browser-based tools around the open .jrf recipe file: extract a recipe from a video, view its process graph, validate it, and carry it into Ajinoverse 4.3 — ingredients, steps, equipment and the final serve state, all in one JSON document.
Open the Extractor → Open the Viewer →
A .jrf file is a single JSON document describing a recipe as a process graph: ingredients flow into process steps that use equipment and end in a serve state — the point where sensory evaluation begins. Today's .jrf is the JRF Preview · AJNV4.3 Compatibility Profile: the exact payload the Ajinoverse 4.3 editor exports and re-imports, under the .jrf name. The richer Open Recipe Standard (assertions, provenance, source preservation) is being formalised separately and will land as versioned profiles — nothing you produce today will be invalidated.
Recipe Extractor Live
Turn a recipe video into a structured recipe file. Paste a Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or blog URL — or the spoken transcript — and download the result as .jrf / AJNV4.3 JSON.
Open → free
Recipe Viewer Live
Open any .jrf or AJNV4.3 recipe file. Ingredients, sequenced steps with temperatures and durations, equipment, the green serve state, and the full process flow chart. Print a cook-ready card.
Open → free
JRF Validator Next sprint
Diagnostic check for .jrf files: structural validity against the JRF Preview profile, connectivity rules, serve-state presence, and AJNV4.3 import-readiness score.
Recipe Converter Planned
Legacy and third-party recipe formats → JRF. The P0–P2 ingestion workbench of the Open Recipe programme.
Inspector Planned
Technical view of a recipe file: raw nodes, edges, hashes, versions and provenance.
Process Explorer Planned
Rich process-graph visualization: timelines, parallel branches, critical path.
Compare Planned
Two recipe versions side by side: ingredient deltas, step changes, parameter drift.
Report Planned
One-page printable recipe & process report for kitchens, labs and clients.
MP6 Studio
The sensory sibling: seven live tools around the open .mp6 sensory file. ORS describes how a product is made; MP6 describes how it is experienced. A .jrf serve state is where a .mp6 evaluation anchors.
Visit →Zeste — recipe manager
Companion recipe-management app by Paradous: organise, plan and cook your recipe collection. A natural home for recipes extracted here.
Visit →Ajinoverse editor
The professional canvas where extracted recipes open as editable process graphs — versioning, cultural profiles, sensory prediction, and the functional rating of the serve state.
Ajinomatrix →Ajinoverse Studio is an Ajinomatrix initiative, part of the Open Recipe programme stewarded with the Ajinomatrix Foundation (FAJX). The .jrf specification work is led by the Ajinomatrix formal workstream; these tools follow the same philosophy as MP6 Studio — useful first, explanation second: free, browser-based, no account, honest about what each file does and does not contain. Contact: francois.wayenberg@ajinomatrix.org