You made the recipe. You keep the reader.
You researched it, cooked it, photographed it and wrote it up. Stovetab is built so none of that is taken from you. Our readers only ever cook your recipe on your page, and we send you new readers from other sites.
Your page stays open, as you built it. The reader is on your site the whole time, so the page view, the ad impressions and the comments are yours.
Stovetab sits beside it. The panel reads the recipe from your open page and adds a highlight on the step being cooked. That's the only change it makes to your page.
What we show, and what stays with you
On stovetab.com
- Your photo, the recipe's name, your name and your site
- Total time, and how many ingredients and steps it has
- One main button: Cook it on yourfoodblog.com
AI agents can also read the ingredients so a cook can shop. They never get the method.
Only on your page
- Your method, step by step
- Your story, photos, video and tips
- Your ads, your newsletter sign-up, your comments and ratings
The panel shows your steps only while your page is open beside it.
Three ways we send readers to you
Cooks find you on our site, from other people's recipes and through AI agents.
- 1
From our recipe pages
Every card on stovetab.com leads to your page. There is nowhere else to cook it.
- 2
From other blogs
When someone cooks on another site, the panel suggests similar recipes and puts other sites first. Their reader can become yours.
- 3
From AI agents
When Claude or another agent plans dinner with Stovetab, the cook still goes to your page, tagged
utm_source=stovetabso it shows up in your analytics. How agents use Stovetab
Ask for your numbers
Email us from your site's domain and we'll send you how many cooks we've sent to each of your recipes.
hello@akdarrah.comChange or remove a recipe
Want something of yours changed or taken off Stovetab? Send us the page address and we'll take care of it promptly.
hello@akdarrah.com