
Cook.gether
Схема данных

Media Concept
The goal of Cook.gether is to help users quickly find recipes they can make with the ingredients they already have at home, while creating a space to share real culinary experiences.Users publish their own recipes and tag them by ingredients, flavor, difficulty level, preparation time, and cooking conditions. Thanks to this tagging system, other participants can find suitable recipes for specific situations and discover new ways to use familiar ingredients.Cook.gether aims to make recipe searching more practical, reduce unnecessary purchases and food waste, and build a community where people share their culinary ideas and inspire one another.
SEGMENT: Culinary Media / food media
NARROW TOPIC: User recipe exchange and dish search using a tagging system based on ingredients, taste preferences, complexity, time, and cooking conditions.
Cook.gether focuses on recipes created and verified by users, helping to find suitable options not by dish name, but based on specific situations and available ingredients.

Data Sources for Media
1. User-Generated Content
Primary source of media data. — Recipe texts; — Ingredient lists; — Photos of finished dishes; — Culinary tips; — User tags; — Participant questions; — Community answers and recommendations.
Source: Telegram group Cook.gether.
2. Audience Reactions
Help understand which content is genuinely useful and engaging to the community. — Views; — Reactions; — Comments; — Saves; — Poll results; — Participation in challenges. Sources: Telegram and VK.
3. Editorial Information
Formed by the Cook.gether team: — monthly themes; — weekly themes; — challenge guidelines; — editorial selection criteria; — categories; — results of the «Recipe of the Week» selection.
4. External Data
Used as an additional source for content planning. — Seasonal product trends; — Current culinary themes; — Popular formats and dishes; — Open data on user interest and trends.
The primary content source is Cook.gether, while the user community remains active.
Data schema divided into human and machine processing
Data Flow Diagram
Data schema with human and machine processing separation
Guidelines for Automated Services in the Scheme
Automated Services
Guidelines for Automated Services



