Breakfast 🍳
iPhone · iPad · Android
Your kid can
actually cook
dinner.
Whisklings walks kids 4–14 through real recipes, one big step at a time — on their own, or right beside you.
One family account. A profile for every kid.
Stir it until it looks smooth.
Slow circles. Count to twenty.
How it works
Three steps and they're cooking
You do the first two. Your kid does the third.
Download the app
Make one parent account. That is the whole setup on your side.
Add a profile per kid
A name, an emoji avatar and an age tier — like picking a profile on movie night.
They pick and cook
Whisklings takes it from there — step by step, from washing hands to washing up.
Cooking mode
One step. One screen. One big Done button.
Cooking mode goes full screen and stays there. No feed, no menus, nothing to wander off into.
Wash your hands.
Warm water and soap. Sing the whole song.
Step screens
A big picture, one short sentence, one button. Tap Done, get the next step. The bar shows how far to go.
Wait for the timer.
It rings out loud, even if the phone is face down on the counter.
Wait steps
Rising, baking, chilling — a countdown ring shows the wait, and the timer rings even if the phone is set down.
You made it!
Banana cookies, cooked by Maya, age 9.
The finish
Last step done, the mascot celebrates. Then it is time to eat the thing they just made.
Three age tiers
The app grows with them
You choose a tier per profile. Each kid only sees recipes written for their level — and you can move them up when they are ready.
Little Chef
Ages 4–7
- Huge buttons, one simple step per screen
- Easy words and a big picture every step
- No-heat recipes they can finish proud
Junior Cook
Ages 8–11
- The same step-by-step mode, more real recipes
- Proper meals, not just snacks
- Timers, mixing, measuring, plating
Kitchen Pro
Ages 12–14
- A normal recipe experience — full list, full method
- Cooking mode still there when they want it
- Dishes worth cooking for the whole table
Recipe peek
Written by us, for kids
Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack, dessert and drinks — every one marked easy, medium or hard. No random internet recipes.
Lunch 🥗
Rainbow Rice Paper Rolls
Medium ●●Dinner 🍽️
Hand-Rolled Chicken Meatballs
Hard ●●●Snack 🥕
Ants on a Log Boats
Easy ●Dessert 🍪
Three-Ingredient Banana Cookies
Easy ●Drink 🥤
Strawberry Milk Fizz
Medium ●●For parents
You set it up. Then you can sit down.
Whisklings is a cooking app, not a social one. Nothing to post, nobody to meet, nothing pulled in from the internet.
One parent account
You make the account and every profile. Kids cook; you stay in charge of the setup.
Recipes fit the age
Each profile only sees recipes written for its tier. Nothing above their level shows up.
Kids never upload photos
No camera, no uploads, no profile pictures — just an emoji avatar they pick.
Recipes we wrote ourselves
Every recipe is written for kids by us, tested at kid pace, with no comment sections attached.
Questions parents ask
Does my kid need their own phone?
No. All the profiles live in one app, on whatever phone or tablet the family already shares. iPhone, iPad and Android.
Can they really cook without me?
That is the idea. You pick the age tier, and the tier decides what they are handed — Little Chef recipes are built for hands that are still learning, and cooking mode reads each step out in plain words. Cook alongside them whenever you want to.
What if my kid can't read yet?
Little Chef (4–7) gives one short step per screen, easy words, huge buttons and a big picture for every action — wash, mix, stir, whisk. Most four-year-olds follow the pictures.
Where do the recipes come from?
We write them. Whisklings is a closed set of recipes made for kids and sorted by meal and difficulty — nothing is scraped from the internet.
Can I move a kid up a tier?
Any time. Open the profile from your parent account and change the tier — Little Chef to Junior Cook to Kitchen Pro, whenever they are ready for more.
Tonight, let them make dinner.
Download Whisklings, add a profile, hand over the phone.