FridgeCook - AI Recipe Finder

iOS app by BYNET. Food & Drink · BYNET

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0.2
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-08

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Store description excerpt

Open your fridge. Take a photo. Done. FridgeCook uses AI to recognize the ingredients in your fridge and instantly suggests recipes you can make with what you already have. No searching. No planning. No extra shopping. Just answers. ■ Two Modes for Every Day [Tonight's Pick] Snap your fridge → Confirm ingredients → Get one recipe. No choices to make. No scrolling. Just cook. Not feeling it? Tap "Try another" for a new suggestion (up to 2 times). [Meal Prep Plan] From the same ingredient scan, generate a full 5-day meal prep plan. Nutrition calculated. Shopping list created automatically. ■ Key Features • AI Ingredient Recognition — Just photograph your fridge to detect ingredients • Tonight's Pick — One recipe, no extra shopping, under 30 minutes • Meal Prep Plan — 5-day recipes with auto-generated shopping list • Nutrition Info — Calories and macros (protein/fat/carbs) for every recipe • Shopping List — Auto-created based on your meal plan • History — View past plans and monthly nutrition summary • Dark Mode support ■ Perfect For • Anyone tired of deciding "what's for dinner?" • People who want to use up what's in the fridge • Meal preppers who want to simplify their week • Health-conscious cooks tracking nutrition • Home cooks looking to expand their repertoire ■ How It Works 1. Photograph your fridge contents 2. Confirm the AI-detected ingredients 3. Choose "Tonight's Pick" or "Meal Prep Plan" 4. Follow the recipe and cook Zero thinking. Let FridgeCook decide.

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