Tell it what's in your pantry, fridge and spice rack, and it suggests real dishes you can actually cook tonight — then keeps your shopping list up to date with what you use.
No brand names, no login — just real ingredients and well-known dishesCheck off what you actually have — fresh, frozen, canned or dried. This powers the Find a Dish tab automatically. Generic ingredients only, no brand names needed.
That button checks off salt, pepper and cooking oil in one go — most recipes need at least one of these, and nobody wants to hunt for "Black Pepper" in the spice list every time.
Send your pantry to another household member by text message — no account or internet sync needed, just a short code you paste into a text.
Your pantry, shopping list, price log and cooking history are all saved in this browser. Export a backup so nothing's lost.
This tool can't check today's Woolworths, Coles or Aldi prices — no free, legitimate way exists for a simple web page to do that. What it does instead is remember prices you've noticed and logged, building your own picture of where things tend to be cheapest over time.
When you mark a dish as cooked, you'll be asked which of the ingredients you've now run out of. Fresh meat and produce are pre-selected, since those are usually used up entirely; pantry staples and spices are left unchecked, since a jar of cumin survives a lot more than one dinner. Whatever you confirm gets removed from your pantry and added to your shopping list in one step.
The Find a Dish tab doesn't just show what you can make right now — it also shows dishes you're one or two ingredients away from, so a quick top-up shop can unlock several more meals at once rather than just one.