A calm way to be together in time.
CookingJam is for people in different places who cook the same meal at around the same time. No performance. No pressure. Just the feeling of “we’re doing this together.”
No feeds. No likes. No audience. Quiet participation is valid.
A Jam can be a call, messages, voice notes… or simply knowing someone else is cooking too.
CookingJam is a small coordination ritual. It helps people in different places share a bit of life without turning it into a performance or a broadcast.
CookingJam is deliberately not a platform for performance.
The simplest version is often the best version.
A small promise: CookingJam won’t ask you to perform.
CookingJam exists to create inclusion without performance.
You can cook on your own and still be part of something. You can be miles apart and still share a bit of life. You do not need to be watched. You only need to show up.
CookingJam is a shared act of cooking, done separately, together. People agree to cook the same meal within the same time window. That is enough.
If CookingJam ever becomes louder than the act of cooking itself,
we have lost our way.
During Covid, two friends living thousands of miles apart began cooking the same meal at the same time. It helped more than expected — and it didn’t stop when lockdown ended.
CookingJam is an attempt to give that quiet ritual a home, without turning it into a performance.
Pick someone you like. Pick something to cook. Choose a rough time window. That’s enough.
CookingJam is small on purpose. If it resonates, you’re welcome here.
