Seared: Meat Identifier AI
Analyze steaks and get recipes
About
Identify any cut of meat with a photo, assess its quality, and get tailored cooking instructions. This AI-powered tool helps you understand meat grades, marbling, and the best methods to cook different cuts, ensuring you make informed purchases and perfect meals.
What's New in Seared
1.4
July 20, 2026
We've added new features and made the app better to use! If you have any ideas or suggestions, please email us. We've also fixed some bugs.
Subscription plans
ButcherIQ Premium - Monthly
Unlock more analyses and detailed cooking guides!
In-App Purchases
$59.99
ButcherIQ Premium - Lifetime
Unlock more analyses and detailed cooking guides!
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Seared's short name?
Seared's short common name is Seared. This is derived from its full name, 'Seared: Meat Identifier AI'.
How does Seared identify meat cuts?
Seared uses advanced AI, specifically from Anthropic, to analyze photos of meat cuts. It can identify over 50 different types of meat.
What kind of quality assessments does Seared offer?
Seared assesses marbling, color, fat distribution, and can estimate USDA grades like Prime, Choice, and Select. This helps users understand the true quality of the meat.
Can Seared help me cook different types of meat?
Yes, Seared provides cut-specific cooking guides for various methods like grilling, sous vide, and pan-searing. It also offers thickness-adjusted timing recommendations.
What are the subscription options for Seared?
Seared offers several premium subscription plans, including weekly ($2.99), monthly ($7.99), annual ($39.99), and a lifetime option ($59.99). There are also discounted annual plans available.
Does Seared have ads?
No, Seared does not contain advertisements. Its functionality is unlocked through a subscription or purchase.
What devices is Seared available on?
Seared is available on iPhone and iPad devices.
How often is Seared updated?
The latest version of Seared is 1.2, and it was last updated on April 7, 2026. This indicates a relatively recent update cycle.
