Meal AI · iPhone
Point it at your
fridge.
Photograph what is in your kitchen. Claude reads the ingredients, and every recipe comes back scored against what you actually have — not what a blog decided was trending.
Confirm
It tells you what it was unsure about.
A scan comes back as a proposal, not a result. Anything the model could see but could not confidently name is separated out under "Worth a check," with the reason it hesitated written next to it — "yellow citrus, shape unclear at angle." You tick it or you correct it.
- Uncertain items are held back, never guessed
- Each one says why it was uncertain
- Tick to accept, or edit to correct
Match
Scored, not recommended.
Every recipe carries a ring measured against your actual shelves — green at full, amber as it slips. "You have everything" is a claim the app can back, and "Missing 1 item" tells you exactly how far off you are before you commit to cooking.
- A real match score, not a popularity rank
- Ingredients ticked off against your pantry
- What you still need to pick up, listed separately
Constrain
Allergies are left off entirely.
Nine allergens and nine diets, set once. Allergens are never substituted or adapted around — recipes containing them are simply never suggested. Diets apply to every suggestion before it is generated, rather than filtering a list afterwards.
- Allergens excluded, not worked around
- Nine diets, applied before generation
- Set once, honoured everywhere
The rest of it
Your kitchen, kept honest.
Everything a scan added, with quantities and brands where it could read them. A running count of what is on hand, what needs using, and what is still worth a check. And the shortlist of what you could cook tonight without going out.
Not out yet.
Meal AI is still being built. Mail us and we will let you know when it lands on the App Store.