We find the question your comments keep asking
We read your recent posts and the comments under them, find the thing people ask for again and again, and propose one small product that answers it: a planner, a prep guide, a holiday pack.
Product studio · food creators first
Genesis 8 starts with one small product your followers already ask for — a meal planner, a prep guide, a holiday pack — built and launched in weeks, at no cost to you. When it sells, we build the cookbook.
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The problem
Your best recipes are buried between Reels and carousels, and your comments keep asking for them. A cookbook puts every one in one place, ad-free and printable, and gives your audience something to buy.
The questions every food creator gets, over and over. Put the answers in one place, and people will pay for it.
How it works
You keep cooking and posting. We run the kitchen behind the product: something small first, then the book. Here’s every step, and exactly what each one asks of you.
We read your recent posts and the comments under them, find the thing people ask for again and again, and propose one small product that answers it: a planner, a prep guide, a holiday pack.
A printable, phone-friendly product built around your recipes and your voice, with a small add-on for checkout. Designed properly. No cost to you.
A one-week launch: 2–3 posts plus stories. We write the captions and scripts. Followers comment a keyword and get the link by DM.
30–60 of your most-loved recipes plus 3–5 exclusives, each one kitchen-checked by a cook with 7 years in kitchens: US and metric, timings, safe temperatures, allergen tags. Two editions and a 14-day launch. This one has a build fee, agreed in writing and priced against what the first product earned.
Samples
Three spreads from a sample cookbook. The recipes are made up for this page, so you can judge the finish without seeing anyone else’s work.
Sheet-pan dinners
| 6 | bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs (about 2 lb / 900 g) |
| 1½ lb · 680 g | baby potatoes, halved |
| 3 tbsp · 45 ml | olive oil |
| 1 | lemon, zested and juiced |
| 4 | garlic cloves, smashed |
| 2 tsp | dried oregano |
| 1½ tsp | kosher salt, plus ½ tsp black pepper |
Sweets & cookies
| Scale it | ×1 | ×2 |
|---|---|---|
| All-purpose flour | 2¼ c · 280 g | 4½ c · 560 g |
| Baking soda | 1 tsp | 2 tsp |
| Fine salt | 1 tsp | 2 tsp |
| Butter, browned | 1 c · 226 g | 2 c · 452 g |
| Brown sugar | ¾ c · 150 g | 1½ c · 300 g |
| Granulated sugar | ½ c · 100 g | 1 c · 200 g |
| Eggs | 2 | 4 |
| Vanilla | 2 tsp | 4 tsp |
| Chocolate chips | 2 c · 340 g | 4 c · 680 g |
Contents
Two editions, one purchase
Built in
A good product nobody hears about earns nothing. So everything Genesis 8 builds ships with the whole sales setup, ready for your audience.
PLANYour followers type one keyword under the post.Same kitchen, other menus
We start with food because food creators get asked for recipes every single day. The same playbook works for any creator whose followers ask the same question twice: turn the answer into a product, and launch it to the people already asking.
The deal
The first product costs you nothing; we earn only when it sells. The cookbook, if we get there, has a build fee agreed in writing and priced against what the first product earned.
Your recipes, photos, name and audience remain yours. We use them only for the product we make together.
You approve every page, every price and every post before anything is published.
The split is agreed in writing before we start, and the checkout divides each payment for us.
One short review and a one-week launch for the first product; two reviews and two weeks for the book. We write the captions, story scripts and emails.
Inside everything we make: no AI-generated recipes and no AI food photos. Just your cooking, carefully edited and designed.
Full terms are in a short written agreement you read and sign before any work starts.
FAQ
If yours isn’t here, email us and we’ll answer it straight.
You do, to the audience that already trusts you. We hand you a ready launch: posts, story scripts, the comment-to-DM setup and the emails. You share it.
Because the book isn’t the same thing. It’s your best recipes in one place, ad-free and printable, with 3–5 exclusives that aren’t online, plus grocery lists and planning pages.
Nothing to start. The first product is built at no cost and Genesis 8 is paid from its share of sales. The cookbook has a build fee, but we only propose it once your first product has sold, so it’s priced against real numbers rather than hope.
No, and be wary of anyone who does. What we can say is that we only propose a book when your audience is already asking for your recipes, and we build the whole launch around that.
For the first product: one 20-minute review and a week of posting. For the book: two reviews of about 30 minutes and a two-week launch. We write everything you post.
Yes. Your recipes, photos, name and audience stay yours. The written agreement spells out exactly how they’re used in the book.
No, and it doesn’t start with one. The first thing we build is small: a planner, a prep guide, a holiday pack. The cookbook comes when that sells. If you’re not a food creator but your followers keep asking you the same thing, write to us anyway.
Tell us your handle and the recipe people ask about most. We’ll reply with an idea for your first product.
or DM @gen.8eight on Instagram