Tonight’s dinner

Sick of staring into the fridge at 6pm?

What’s in my Fridge · a quick read · Updated July 2026

It’s 6pm, you’re tired, the fridge is open and nothing’s landing. The takeaway menu is right there. There’s a faster, cheaper way to decide.

Decision fatigue, not a lack of food

The hardest part of dinner usually isn’t the cooking — it’s the deciding. After a long day, weighing up what goes with what is the bit that sends people to the takeaway. So let something else do the deciding.

Snap what you’ve got, get real ideas

Take a photo of your ingredients (or use what’s already tracked) and you get a handful of genuine dinners built from what’s actually in — with the one or two extras you’d need to buy. No 40-minute recipe rabbit-hole, no shopping for a meal you didn’t want.

Built around your fridge, not a recipe blog

Because the ideas come from your ingredients, you waste less and spend less — you’re cooking what you already paid for. Tell it the mood (quick, comfort, light) and how many you’re feeding, and it tailors the list. This part is always free.

Dinner from a photo: frequently asked questions

Can you really get recipes from a photo of your fridge?

Yes. You photograph your ingredients and the AI reads what is there, then suggests dinners you can actually make from them, plus the one or two extras you might need to buy. It is built around your ingredients, not a generic recipe blog.

What can I make for dinner tonight?

Whatever your ingredients allow. Snap what you have and you get a few tailored ideas in seconds. You can tell it the mood (quick, comfort, light) and how many you are feeding, and it adjusts the suggestions.

Do I need to buy extra ingredients?

Usually not much. Each idea is built from what you already have, with any missing bits listed clearly so you can decide whether to cook it now or grab one thing first.

Related: Track your fridge in one photo and Ask your fridge what to cook.