Fridge and pantry scanner

What can I cook with what’s in my fridge? Scan it and find out

KissCooks is a fridge scanner app: take a photo of each shelf of your fridge or pantry and the app lists the ingredients it recognises. You can then include them when searching, so the recipes you see match what you already have at home.

How it works

  1. Photograph your shelves

    For the fridge, take one photo per shelf, including the door and the vegetable drawer. For the pantry, get close to the packages so the labels are readable. Up to 10 photos per scan.

  2. Review what was found

    KissCooks lists the ingredients it detected. Delete a scan you do not want to keep.

  3. Cook with what you have

    Choose “Include my fridge” or “Include my pantry” when searching and get recipes that use those ingredients.

Recognition is automatic and can be imperfect: check the list before cooking. The number of scans allowed depends on your plan.

What you get

Less typing

No need to enter every ingredient by hand: a few photos replace a long list.

Less food waste

See what needs to be eaten and find a recipe for it before it spoils.

Fridge and pantry

Scan fresh food and dry goods separately and use either, or both, in your search.

Fits your diet

Results respect your diets, allergens and disliked ingredients.

Real-life examples

Tuesday evening, half a courgette and some feta
Scan the fridge, include it in the search, and get dinner ideas using what is already there.
Before the weekly shop
Scan first, plan the menu, and the shopping list only needs what is missing.
After a holiday
Scan the pantry to see what is left and cook it before buying more.

Frequently asked questions

Scan your fridge with KissCooks, then include the result in your recipe search. The app shows recipes that use the ingredients you have.

You take one photo per shelf. The app analyses the pictures and lists the ingredients it recognises.

Yes. Get close to the packages so the labels can be read. The pantry has its own list.

Up to 10 photos per scan.

Yes, because the scan result is linked to you. Creating an account is quick.

It helps you spot what you have and cook it in time, which makes it easier to waste less.