Recipes from what's already in your fridge.

How Whysk turns your fridge into dinner

1. 1

   Snap your fridge, freezer and shelves.

   AI reads the photos and lists what it sees. You check the list before it's saved.
2. 2

   See meals that fit.

   Whysk matches what you have against its recipes and shows 3 to 5 meals you can cook now.
3. 3

   One short? It says which.

   If a meal needs one more thing, Whysk names it, so you can grab it or pick another.
4. 4

   Cook one.

   Steps go one at a time, timers included. Whysk keeps track of what you used.

An example from the Whysk kitchen

Here's one recipe from Whysk's library, to show the kind of meal that comes out of a normal fridge. It's an example of the library, not a result from your kitchen.

AI reads the fridge. People approve the recipes.

Whysk uses AI to see what's in your fridge from a photo, then finds meals you can make from a collection of human-approved recipes.

No recipe is made up while you use the app: each one is written ahead of time and approved by a person before it reaches Whysk.

Why not just search “recipes with eggs and rice”?

You can, and you'll get thousands of answers that each want one thing you don't have. You also start again from zero tomorrow.

Whysk remembers your kitchen. It keeps track as you cook and shop, plans the food that spoils first to be used first, and lets you swap by mood when nothing sounds good.

Questions about cooking from your fridge