One dish to wash.

Meals from what you already have.

Snap your groceries or just type them. Supperpot writes a one-pot meal for the cookware you actually own, builds the shopping list, and walks you through the cooking one step at a time.

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Illustration: hands photographing groceries, a handwritten ingredient note and a ticked shopping list, and below them the finished one-pot chicken and rice steaming in a blue pot.

How it works

Three taps from a full fridge to food on the table.

1. Show it what you have

Photograph your shelf, your fridge or your shopping. Supperpot lists the food it recognises, and you can fix the list by hand. Or just type it.

2. Get one recipe, not fifty

It writes a single meal built around your ingredients, for the one pot you own, inside the time you have. No scrolling through results.

3. Cook it step by step

Groceries, then prep, then the pot. One step per screen with a short animation of the move, the amounts for that step, a timer and a cue for when it's done.

What it looks like

Hand-illustrated, never stock photos. Swipe sideways.

The Meals screen with the Snap my groceries button and a box to type what you have. — Start from what's in the kitchen

A cooking step showing an animation of chicken in a skillet, the step text, a done-when cue and a timer. — One step at a time

A recipe page for Chicken Fried Rice with an illustration, servings scaler and ingredients. — Scale it, then cook

The Browse screen filtered to a skillet, with protein, time and diet filters. — Only the pots you own

The Plan screen showing seven days of the week ready to fill. — Seven meals, one list

What's in it

100 illustrated meals

Every one cooks in a single vessel, with real timings and honest quantities.

Your cookware only

Skillet, pot, sheet pan, Instant Pot, slow cooker, rice cooker. Nothing you don't own is suggested.

A week at a time

Plan seven meals and get one grocery list, grouped by supermarket aisle with duplicates merged.

Your first recipe before you pay

Answer five tap questions, snap your fridge, and Supperpot writes tonight's recipe. Subscribe to unlock it and everything else.

The subscription

Supperpot writes your first recipe before you pay: five tap questions, a photo of your fridge, and tonight's dinner is written for you.

Then it is $3.99 a week, $7.99 a month or $29.99 a year for the whole app: up to five new AI recipes a day, the 100-recipe library, cook mode, the planner and the grocery list.

Billed through your Apple ID, cancel any time in your iPhone settings. Full details in the Terms of Use.