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Today the paid products are CompKitchen and FairAccess. The AI testing work is public research.

LiveSince April 2026

CompKitchen

Suggests ingredient pairings from flavor chemistry and shows the compounds behind each one. Paid plans and a public API have been live since April 2026.

Underneath are 9,060 compound records covering 5,240 molecules, plus 6,392 odor thresholds that each cite a source (2,922 with a PubMed ID). It all comes from 20 public and licensed sources and 44,648 papers. Counts as of September 2026.

5,240
molecules
6,392
sourced odor thresholds
20
public and licensed sources
44,648
papers

Counts as of September 2026.

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CraftFlavor

Takes a plain-English flavor brief and returns a starting formula. A four-stage deterministic solver does the math, and where a FEMA GRAS use level is on file, it keeps the amount under it. The language model only reads the brief and never picks the numbers.

What comes out is a starting point for a flavorist, not a finished formula.

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