Taste, structured. Every tool, one map.
Ajinoverse is the family of tools Ajinomatrix builds around one idea: recipes are processes, and taste is data. Build and manage the recipe in AJNV Recipe Studio, test it with an audience through TasteTunerPublic, describe its sensory life with MP6 — and keep the evidence.
Recipe — AJNV Recipe Studio
Bring in a recipe, structure it as a versioned process, then view, validate, convert, tweak and compare it.
Open Recipe Studio →2Test it — TasteTunerPublic
Share an exact recipe version with an audience, collect structured taste feedback and use the evidence to improve the next version.
Open TasteTunerPublic →3Sense it — MP6
Describe smell and taste over time as structured sensory data attached to the recipe, its ingredients and its process stages.
Open MP6 →Recipe tooling — AJNV Recipe Studio
Ajinoverse Studio
The recipe workbench: extract a recipe from any source, view it as a process, validate, convert between a dozen recipe formats, tweak, version and compare — all in the browser.
in: AJNV4.3 · .jrf · schema.org JSON-LD · HTML · Cooklang · RecipeMD · Meal-Master · MasterCook MXP · plain textout: AJNV4.3 · .jrf Previewajinoverse.studio →
Audience evaluation — TasteTunerPublic
TasteTunerPublic
Early public demonstrator of the creator-to-audience recipe evaluation workflow: choose or adapt a recipe, share a taste test and inspect structured feedback. Private creator workspaces and production-scale campaign operation are planned next.
in: AJNV4.3 · .jrf Previewout: campaign URLs · aggregate statistics · MP6-compatible evaluation referencesttp.ajinoverse.org →
Why it matters to everyone
A food creator staging a mousse for 1,200 followers and a product team running a consumer panel use the same instrument: one exact recipe version, one clear question set, honest statistics. Audiences get a voice in the next version; creators get evidence; companies get research-grade consumer data, collected with consent and kept separate from the public averages.
Open TasteTunerPublic →Sensory tooling — the MP6 ecosystem
MP6 — the sensory layer
The MP6 ecosystem: record, view, validate, play and compare sensory timelines — smell and taste over time, as data.
in: MP6out: MP6mp6.org →
MP6 Studio
The browser toolchain for MP6 sensory data: Portal, Converter, Recorder, Viewer, Validator, Player, Compare, Report.
in: MP6 · sensor exportsout: MP6 · reportsmp6.app →
MP6 Player
Play sensory timelines in your browser — the fastest way to experience what MP6 data feels like.
in: MP6player.mp6.app →For industry — Ajinoverse 4.3
Ajinoverse 4.3
The industrial sensory-intelligence platform: multi-service architecture (AI gateway, recipe services, sensory analytics) for food R&D, NPD and quality teams.
in: AJNV4.3 · enterprise dataout: AJNV4.3 · analyticsajnv.ajinoverse.org →
Same language, industrial scale
Everything the public tools speak — the AJNV4.3 recipe protocol, MP6 sensory objects, hedonic evidence — is native to Ajinoverse 4.3. What your audience demonstrates in a campaign, your R&D runs as a controlled program.
About Ajinoverse 4.3 →Culinary partner
Chef Paradous
Recipe craft and chef-side services — the culinary practice around everything the tooling structures, from source recipe to plate.
out: recipesparadous.fr →Chef Paradous in the Ajinoverse
Where the craft meets the tooling: recipes authored with Chef Paradous flow straight into the Studio and into audience campaigns.
The presentation page →Historical Ajinomatrix tools — scientific heritage
These first-generation applications were developed during earlier phases of Ajinomatrix research and development. Some continue to run on their original infrastructure, but they were not necessarily released or promoted as public products. They are indexed here as part of Ajinoverse to document the technological lineage of the platform, support research continuity and preserve its software heritage. RecipeAnalyser anticipated capabilities now found in the Studio's extraction pipeline; the original B2B TasteTuner preceded the development of TasteTunerPublic. These applications are presented as historical research software, not as currently supported products.
Open-source heritage programme. Ajinomatrix is preparing a more systematic FOSS policy for selected legacy applications and research code. Where licensing, dependencies and third-party rights allow, historical tools will progressively be documented, cleaned up and released through the Ajinomatrix GitLab ecosystem associated with Ajinomatrix.org. The objective is not merely archival: we want these older codebases to become inspectable, reproducible and useful again for researchers, developers and the wider open-source community.
Open-source contributors are welcome. We explicitly invite collaboration on software preservation, modernization, interoperability adapters, documentation and scientific reproducibility — particularly from contributors working in food-tech, sensory science, recipe technology, cheminformatics and research software. Ajinoverse is intended to function not only as a software federation, but also as a bridge between industrial R&D, open standards and community-maintained scientific tooling.
Ajinomatrix Legacy Portal
Home page of the first-generation Ajinomatrix application suite.
Ajinomatrix Production (ex-TasteTuner)
The original B2B TasteTuner running on real data — an earlier generation that preceded TasteTunerPublic.
Ajinomatrix Sandbox (demo data)
Demonstration instance of the historical suite, on demo data.
RecipeAnalyser
First-generation recipe analysis tool — the ancestor of the Studio's extract/inspect line.
FlavorGraph
Historical flavor-relation graph explorer.
CACT
Chemical-affinity computation tool (historically presented as SmellPrediction) — early sensory-AI lineage.