Kitch: The Social Network Unites Chefs and Food Lovers

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Kitch, a streaming platform for chefs and food lovers by Ukrainian IT company Master of Code Global, has been named one of the top 10 most innovative media companies for 2023 by Fast Company. The platform was founded in 2021 and officially launched in March 2022, with the goal of providing a space where chefs can share their expertise and monetize their knowledge.

Innovative Features of Kitch

Kitch is not just a streaming platform, but also a food social network where users can learn from renowned chefs and culinary influencers. It features prominent figures such as Ruth Reichl, Ludo Lefebvre, and Marcus Samuelsson, who can create their own profiles, list their recipes, and host online streams. Users can tune in to their favorite chefs’ broadcasts and tip them for their services.

Innovations in Artificial Intelligence

Kitch is also looking to integrate smart artificial intelligence into its functionality with the development of Kittch’n Coach AI. This personal chef will answer users’ questions, from recommending recipes to providing culinary tips. With these features, Kitch aims to provide an interactive and engaging experience for its users.

Master of Code Global and Its Successful Portfolio

Master of Code Global, the company behind Kitch, was founded in 2004 and has development centers in Ukraine and North America. The team consists of over 250 developers and has worked with clients from North America, Western Europe, and the Middle East. The company’s portfolio includes successful projects for brands such as T-Mobile, World Surf League, Aveda, Jo Malone, LivePerson, and Estee Lauder.

In overal, Kitch, the new streaming platform for chefs and food enthusiasts, is gaining popularity with its innovative features and plans to integrate artificial intelligence. With Master of Code Global’s successful track record, the future looks promising for Kitch and its mission to connect chefs and food enthusiasts.

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