IntermediateBreakfast
Coconut Milk Scrambled Eggs with Crispy Bacon & Cilantro
Silky eggs with island spice and pork crackle
457 cal · 19g protein · 20 min
Fridge scanner
Point a camera at the fridge and get dinner
The hardest part of cooking what you already own is remembering what you own. Take a photograph of the fridge shelf or the cupboard and the ingredients are read off it and added to your pantry — then a full recipe is written from what is actually there. No typing a list, no shopping trip, no third packet of something you already had.
How it works
- Photograph a shelf — the ingredients are recognised and added to your pantry
- Cook-from-pantry writes a complete dish from what you actually have
- Anything missing is one line on the grocery list, not a whole shop
See it in action
Intermediate
IntermediateSnack
Toasted Coconut & Lime Granola Clusters
Crunchy, tropical clusters with sea salt finish
602 cal · 12g protein · 20 min
IntermediateLunch
Pan-Seared Chicken Thighs with Charred Pineapple & Black Garlic Oil
Caramelized thighs, jammy fruit, umami finish
645 cal · 26g protein · 40 min
IntermediateIn-between
Crispy Plantain Chips with Spiced Lime Salt
Salty-sweet afternoon crunch
537 cal · 3g protein · 25 min
IntermediateAppetizer
Charred Callaloo Tart with Crispy Shallot & Smoked Paprika Aioli
Leafy, umami tart with peppery finish
840 cal · 6g protein · 35 min
IntermediateDinner
Jerk-Spiced Chicken Breast with Rice & Charred Okra
Bold Caribbean spice, tender breast, silky rice
1065 cal · 51g protein · 43 min
Questions, answered
How accurate is it?
It reads what is clearly visible and labelled. Anything it gets wrong you can correct in a tap, and the pantry is yours to edit.
Do I need to scan everything?
No. Even a handful of ingredients is enough for the remix to write something worth cooking.
Is the scanner included?
The pantry and the remix are available on paid plans; the daily menu and grocery list are free.
How does the AI fridge scanner work?
Photograph the open fridge. The AI fridge scanner reads the shelves, lists what it can identify, and shows you that list to correct before anything is cooked from it — so a misread jar does not end up in your dinner. Then it writes a meal from what is confirmed.
