A parent talking through dinner ideas at the fridge

Talk it through. Make it yours. Dinner sorted.

An example of the voice flow: a greeting, a few ideas, your choice and final changes—then the app creates and saves your recipe.

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Choose how to begin.

Open Talk or chat. Start a voice conversation, or choose Chat to type and take your time. You can still type while talking.

Illustrated voice example, based on the app’s flow. Responses and creation time vary. Chat lets you work at your own pace.

Talk or chat · Voice exampleTalk or chat

What should we cook?

Tell us out loud, or build it together by text.

Talk

Have a natural voice conversation

Start talking

Chat

Type, edit, and take your time

Start typing

You can still type during a voice conversation.

Watch the fridge-to-recipe route.

Talking is one way to begin. A fridge photo is another. These creator demos show how ingredients become a recipe you can cook.

Filmed with an earlier app interface. Fridge and ingredient scanning are still part of Do-Re-Ci-Pe.

@kristencorrao

Fridge scan

From fridge photo to recipe

@marandterry

Dinner idea

A faster answer to dinner

01

Choose Talk or Chat

Start a voice conversation or type at your own pace. In voice mode, the app greets you and waits for you to speak.

02

Choose a recipe idea

Talk about what you have and what you fancy. Recipe ideas appear once there’s enough context; choose the direction you want to explore.

03

Make the final changes

Keep talking to adjust ingredients, portions or preferences. Confirm when the idea sounds right and you’re ready for the recipe.

04

Let it create and save

The voice flow leaves a brief moment for last changes, with an Add it now option. Ingredients, instructions and the recipe image are created, then the recipe is saved to your collection.

05

Open it when you’re ready

After the voice conversation wraps up, find your recipe in the collection. Cook from its steps and timers, edit it, share it or add it to your meal plan.

The decision gets smaller.

You don’t have to know the answer before you ask. Start with the food, time and energy you have, then refine the recipe together.

Explore planning, pantry, shopping and imports →
A parent and child choosing ingredients from their fridge
A clearer place to begin, for everyone in the kitchen.

Talk your way to dinner.