Point your phone at the shelves, the fridge or the freezer. Pantry Chef reads what you
already own, then writes recipe cards for meals you can cook tonight, with the few bits you still
need written at the bottom. Print the card, stick it on the fridge, and stop staring into the cupboard.
1Snap it
Pantry, fridge or freezer, one at a time. A slow video walk-through works too.
2Ask for ideas
Tick what matters tonight: gluten-free, one pot, under 30 minutes, kid-friendly.
3Print the card
A card for the fridge door, plus a shopping list for whatever is missing.
Cards made by the app
These were written from a real list of shelves. Print one to see exactly what you get.
It also asks the questions a photo cannot answer
There is no camera for the spice rack or the freezer, so Pantry Chef asks: is there chicken in the
freezer? Stock? Chilli powder? Say yes and the ideas get better straight away.
No account needed to look around. Sign in with an email to keep your own pantry and
cards, or use the shared family password on a phone.
PC Pantry Chef
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What do you have?
Take photos or a short video of one space at a time. Pantry, refrigerator or freezer.
Detected
A green tick means the item was added to your inventory. Tap the cross to remove a wrong one.
Or add an item by hand
On hand
Quick questions
Some things hide in the back of a cupboard. Tap yes and it joins your pantry; no and we stop asking.
Type a list instead of photographing
Meal ideas
Tick the things that matter tonight. Ideas are built from what your photos found.
Add a recipe of your own (grandma’s chilli)
It is matched against your inventory like any other card, so it shows what you still need to buy.
Things to buy
The few items that turn most of your ideas into a finished dinner.
Tick the meals you want to shop for
Recipe cards
Saved cards print one per page, ready for the fridge door.
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