For Creators
resep. is built on one non-negotiable principle: a creator's work belongs to the creator. This page sets out, openly and for anyone to verify, what this site does and does not do with your videos, and why having your work here benefits your channel rather than taking from it.
the stage stays yours
resep. never downloads, copies, or re-hosts a video. Every watch happens in your own YouTube player: the views, the ads, the watch time, and the subscribers all land exactly where they belong, with you, precisely as if the viewer had walked in through YouTube's own front door. We are only a doorway, and the doorway points home. The stage remains yours.
your videos made more useful, not replaced
Your ingredients become a family's shopping list; your steps become minute markers, so a cook can follow along inside your video with flour on her hands and never lose her place. A viewer who can follow the recipe is a viewer who watches to the end.
from one watch to a weekly routine
A dish that succeeds is not watched once. It goes into the family's weekly meal plan, and your video opens again every time that dish comes back to their table. Cooked again and again is the warmest kind of view count.
an international stage
Through the English translations we prepare, your recipes now reach people who do not speak Indonesian and who, until today, could never have found your work at all. They still watch on your channel. Your stage grows wider, and it never stops being yours.
full control stays with you
resep. takes nothing from your content. And the decision here is yours, today and always: one message takes down one video or your whole channel that same day, and our system marks it permanently so it can never be re-imported, not even by an automated process. If you ever feel this is not for you, we will take everything down with respect and remain, gladly, your viewers.
To take a video down, correct a recipe, or just say hello, send a message to halo@resep.app.
the kitchens currently featured
The six kitchens whose work is organised here, and every page always carries a way back to the original channel.