Cook with what you have
Most recipe apps assume you have everything on the list. FridgeFirst flips it: tell it (or show it) what you actually have, and it generates recipes you can cook right now. No extra shop, less waste, fewer 6 PM dinner panics.
Open your fridge, point your phone, tap once. FridgeFirst's vision model identifies fresh produce, packaged goods, leftovers, and jars — and adds them to your pantry. You can edit or add anything it misses with a tap.
The AI doesn't pick a recipe from a list and ask you to go shopping. It generates a recipe from your actual ingredients, biased toward the ones nearing expiry. If it does need one or two missing items, it tells you up-front so you can swap or skip.
The pantry tracker flags ingredients about to expire and FridgeFirst prioritises them in the next plan. The average UK household bins £730 of food a year — FridgeFirst is built to chip away at that number.
‘What can I cook with chicken, eggplant, and a tin of chickpeas' takes 12 Google results, 4 blog intros, and an unrelated YouTube ad to answer. FridgeFirst answers in 8 seconds.
Random ingredients in, dinner out. Here's what FridgeFirst actually generates from typical mid-week fridge contents.
You have
FridgeFirst suggests
Lemon-garlic chicken with wilted spinach over pasta
Ready in ~22 minutes
You have
FridgeFirst suggests
North-Indian baingan bharta with cooling yoghurt
Ready in ~30 minutes
You have
FridgeFirst suggests
Huevos rancheros breakfast tacos
Ready in ~15 minutes
Cook-with-what-you-have doesn't mean dropping the rules. Every recipe FridgeFirst generates still checks against:
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