Welcome to Cook'n - Where Passion Meets Flavor!


Discover the heartwarming story behind Cook'n, the #1 best-selling recipe organizer that has transformed mealtime for millions of families.



Our Journey:

Founded in a humble college dorm room in 1992 by computer programmer Daniel V. Oaks Jr., DVO Enterprises emerged with a mission to strengthen families through innovative technology. As a student at Brigham Young University with just one computer, no capital, and no connections, Dan embarked on a remarkable journey. His vision? To create quality software products that would bring families together.




Cook'n Unveiled:

Out of this vision emerged Cook'n, a culinary companion designed to enhance the joy of family meals. Over the years, Cook'n has evolved into the premier recipe organizer app, with millions of copies sold. From its roots on PC and Mac computers to its presence on every mobile device imaginable, including iPhone, iPad, Android phones & tablets, Kindle Fire, Alexa, and Apple Watch, Cook'n has become an integral part of kitchens worldwide.

Cook'n in the Cloud:

Connect with your recipes seamlessly through the Cook'n Cloud, placing your favorite dishes at your fingertips. Cook'n isn't just an app; it's a culinary lifestyle that makes mealtime memorable, saves you time and money at the grocery store, simplifies meal preparation, and encourages healthy eating habits.

Join us on this flavorful journey as we continue to redefine the art of cooking and bring families closer, one delicious recipe at a time. Cook'n – Where Every Meal is an Adventure!



What we Believe

Cook'n strengthens families. The family unit is the most basic and fundamental organization in any society and the best environment in which to develop physically, mentally, morally, and spiritually healthy people. And, a family that eats together stays together. According to The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University, kids and teens who share family dinners three or more times per week:

  • Are less likely to be overweight
  • Are more likely to eat healthy food
  • Perform better academically
  • Are less likely to engage in risky behaviors (drugs, alcohol, sexual activity)
  • Have better relationships with their parents
"More frequent family dinners are related to fewer emotional and behavioral problems, greater emotional well-being, more trusting and helpful behaviors towards others and higher life satisfaction." -Journal of Adolescent Health, April 2012.

Our Core Values

Love

Love God with all our hearts

Love our neighbor as ourselves

Our Goal for 2025

100,000 active monthly users







It's why we do what we do!





#1 Best-Selling Recipe App with millions and millions served!