Take one photo of your fridge or pantry. Fridge reads what's actually in there and hands you three meals made entirely from what you have — plus a couple of ideas for what to buy next.
Open the door, take one shot. Shelves, drawers, door bins — whatever's in frame gets read.
Vision AI names the ingredients it can see and quietly notes what it isn't sure about.
Three meals come back, each fully makeable from what's already there. Tap one for step-by-step instructions, plus a couple of ideas for what to buy next.
Upload a real photo of your fridge or pantry. Claude reads what's in it, in your browser, right now — no app required.
Drag a fridge photo here
JPG or PNG. One photo is enough.
Works best with a clear, well-lit shot of open shelves — the same kind of photo you'd take before a grocery run.
Two real scans, two real dinners. This is what the app is actually for — not a stock photo of a smoothie.
Built from what was already in the drawer — one pan, twenty minutes.
Made entirely from the shelf — add chicken stock next time for a proper pan gravy.
The three meals from a scan are built entirely from what's in the photo, plus basic staples like salt, oil, and butter. Nothing invented, nothing that sends you to the store before you can start cooking.
Fridge still flags opportunities — one ingredient that, if you picked it up, would unlock a couple more meals from what's already on the shelf.
