Recipes as processes — one portable file.
Experimental tools · JRF Preview. Available for hands-on testing; availability does not imply a finalized standard or production certification. Keep source recipes and verify converted files and generated results.
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. Future compatibility must be checked against the published profile; keep your original files.
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 Live
Diagnostic check for .jrf files: structural validity against the JRF Preview profile, connectivity rules, serve-state presence, and AJNV4.3 import-readiness score.
Open → free
Recipe Converter Live
Legacy and third-party recipe formats → JRF. The P0–P2 ingestion workbench of the Open Recipe programme.
Open → free
Inspector Live
Technical view of a recipe file: raw nodes, edges, hashes, versions and provenance.
Open → free
Process Explorer Live
Rich process-graph visualization: timelines, parallel branches, critical path.
Open → free
Compare Live
Two recipe versions side by side: ingredient deltas, step changes, parameter drift.
Open → free
Report Live
One-page printable recipe & process report for kitchens, labs and clients.
Open → free
MP6 Studio
The sensory sibling: seven live tools around the open .mp6 sensory file. JRF Preview describes how a recipe is made; MP6 describes how it is experienced. A .jrf serve state is where a .mp6 evaluation anchors.
Visit →Paradous / Zeste · ALPHA TESTING
Experimental recipe-management workflows by Paradous. Unstable alpha: use at your own risk and independently check recipes, allergens and food-safety instructions. Import compatibility requires checking.
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