An AI kitchen assistant that knows what's actually in your kitchen

A generic recipe app doesn't know what's in your fridge. FridgeSpy's assistant is grounded in your real, live inventory.

What is an AI kitchen assistant?

An AI kitchen assistant uses AI to help with cooking decisions — usually recipe suggestions or meal planning. FridgeSpy's version is grounded in your actual tracked inventory, so suggestions use ingredients you already own rather than a generic recipe database.

The problem
  • Recipe apps suggest meals using ingredients you don't have
  • Meal planning from a blank page takes real mental effort every week
  • Cooking 'from what you have' usually means guessing, not a real plan
How FridgeSpy solves it
Recipes built from your real inventory
'Use What I Have' generates recipes using ingredients currently in your tracked fridge, freezer, and pantry — not a hypothetical shopping list.
Batch meal-prep planning
Generate a batch of recipes and a shopping list for the ingredients you're missing, planned around what you already own.
Cooking closes the loop
Mark a recipe cooked and its ingredients are deducted from your inventory automatically, keeping the assistant's knowledge current.
Frequently asked
Does it suggest recipes I can't actually make?

It's designed not to — suggestions are generated from your current tracked inventory, prioritizing ingredients you already have.

Can it plan multiple meals at once?

Yes, meal-prep mode generates a batch of recipes together with a shopping list for anything you're missing.

What if I cooked something not suggested by the app?

Use the Log a Recipe feature — photograph any recipe's ingredient list and FridgeSpy deducts matching items from your inventory the same way.

How many recipe generations are free?

5 per day on the free plan. Pro removes the daily limit.

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