Your AI kitchen assistant
The home screen shows what expires first and suggests a recipe that uses it. You can also ask for something specific, like a quick dinner without meat.
All work
iOS · Food
Fridgey
Cook from what's already in the fridge.
Fridgey keeps track of the food at home and turns it into recipes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. It warns you before things expire and builds the shopping list for you.
Updatingv2.0
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- Role
- Design, development, backend and launch
- Platform
- iOS
- Stack
- Flutter, OpenAI, OneSignal, RevenueCat, AdMob
- Languages
- 7 languages
- Model
- Free with limits, Premium
The problem
Food gets thrown away because nobody remembers what's at the back of the fridge. Recipe apps start from a dish, not from the half pack of spinach that needs using today.
What I built
You add products by hand, from a photo of the fridge or from a receipt. Fridgey knows what expires soon and generates 45 recipes a day from what you have, across three meals and three styles. Missing ingredients go to the shopping list in one tap.
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Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Recipes come in three styles: hearty, high-protein and light. Each has steps, time and calories, and a generated photo appears when you open it.
Rate every meal you cook
Take a photo of the plate and the AI critic scores it out of ten, says what worked and gives one tip for next time.
The fridge, under control
Products sorted by category with expiry dates. Scan the fridge or a shop receipt and the list fills itself, and a notification comes before anything goes off.
Never forget a thing
A shopping list built from your recipes and meal plan. It shows progress as you tick items off and can be shared with the family.
Everything else it does
Kitchen
- Weekly meal planner
- Favourite recipes
- Diet and taste settings
- Meal reminders
AI
- Fridge photo recognition
- Receipt scanning
- Recipe photos generated on demand
- Dish rating from a photo
App
- 7 languages
- Expiry notifications
- Free plan with weekly limits
- Three-day Premium trial
Under the hood
Photos only when you look
One generation makes 45 recipes, and a photo for each would cost more than the subscription. Images appear only for the first card on each shelf and for the recipe you open.
Receipts read in detail
Receipts go to a vision model at high resolution with a strict JSON format, so long lists come back as clean products instead of raw text.
Hints that don't nag
Each screen teaches one gesture, once, at the moment it is useful. The camera hint, for example, appears on the first tap of the add button.
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