Time, temperature and speed for every step
From spoon speed to speed 10, from 37 °C up to Varoma. Steps that need several programs are split so nothing gets skipped.
Paste a TikTok, a blog post or a family recipe. MakEat rewrites every step with the time, temperature and speed your TM6 or TM7 needs, then guides you through it one step at a time.
No copying settings by hand, no guessing speeds.
A video, a website, a PDF, a photo or a recipe you typed yourself: everything in MakEat can be converted.
Tap Let's cook, then Thermomix instructions. MakEat converts the whole recipe in a few seconds.
Each screen shows one step with its time, temperature and speed, so you only have to set the dial and cook.
Every conversion is checked against what the Thermomix can really do before it reaches you.
From spoon speed to speed 10, from 37 °C up to Varoma. Steps that need several programs are split so nothing gets skipped.
Reverse for delicate ingredients, Turbo pulses for chopping, and the built-in modes: kneading, browning, thickening, slow cooking, sous-vide, fermentation, rice cooking and warming up.
Import a recipe in any language and cook it in yours, with settings written the way your Thermomix shows them.
Found a recipe written only for the Thermomix? MakEat turns it into a classic stovetop version too.
Conversions are written for the TM6 and TM7, including their guided modes. On a TM5 you can follow the time, temperature and speed settings, but guided modes such as browning or sous-vide don't exist on that model.
Thermomix mode is part of MakEat Plus. You can create a free account, import your recipes and try the rest of MakEat before you upgrade.
Settings are generated by AI and checked against the machine's limits for temperature, speed and duration. Keep an eye on your dish as you would with any new recipe, especially the first time you cook it.
No. MakEat is an independent app, not affiliated with or endorsed by Vorwerk. Thermomix is a registered trademark of Vorwerk. Always follow your machine's safety instructions.
Import your first recipe in under a minute. MakEat handles the rest, from the Thermomix to the grocery list.