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.
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.
- 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
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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