Cook what you already have. Import any recipe, cook hands-free with voice, scan a barcode for nutrition, and get a shopping list that knows what's in your fridge. Fridge-photo AI — snap your fridge, get recipes — is coming soon.
Tap to scan what you have right now
📷No typing out ingredients. No endless scrolling. Just cook what you've already got.
Point your camera and Fridjy will read your ingredients — jars, veg, leftovers and all. This is the flagship we're building; today you add items in a tap or import any recipe.
We rank recipes you can make right now against your tastes, diet and how much time you've got. Nearly-there recipes are flagged too.
One or two items short? Fridjy asks if you have it, and if not, suggests a smart substitute so dinner still happens.
This is a live, in-browser demo of the core experience. Hit scan and watch it detect ingredients, build a recipe, and handle a missing item.
↑ Mock demo with sample data. In the real app this runs on-device vision + our recipe engine.
Tell Fridjy once. Every suggestion after that respects your diet, allergies, skill level and the time you've actually got. Tap a few and watch the note update.
The little things that make Fridjy the app you'll actually open at 6pm.
Snap what you've got and get recipes from it — including half-used jars and leftovers. In active development.
Missing an item? Get an instant substitute that keeps the dish working, with steps auto-adjusted.
Prioritises what's about to go off, so less of your shop ends up in the bin.
Want a recipe you're short on? One tap builds a tidy list of just the gaps.
Different diets under one roof? Fridjy finds meals that work for everyone at the table.
Fridjy installs to your home screen and the pages you've opened keep working without a signal.
“Most of us bin good food and order takeaway because we can't see what a half-empty fridge can actually make. Fridjy exists to fix that — cook what you already have, waste less, spend less.”
Turn "there's nothing to eat" into a plated meal in minutes. Works right in your browser — and if you like it, add it to your home screen for one-tap access. No app store, no download.