Feastly AI: Fridge Recipes

App Store App Food & Drink Free
29 Sept 2026launched 2 days ago
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WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
1.0latest version · 2 days ago

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Snap a photo of your fridge or the market stall, and Feastly plans the whole dinner: several dishes plus a soup, portioned for everyone eating at your table tonight. Most cooking apps answer "how do I make this dish?" Feastly answers the harder question every household hits at six in the evening: what goes on the table tonight, and how do I get all of it hot at the same time? HOW IT WORKS 1. Snap or describe. Point at the fridge or a market stall. No photo? Type what you fancy eating, or let Feastly put a table together for you. 2. Confirm the ingredients. You see everything that was recognised, and anything we are unsure about is flagged for you to confirm, so a bad guess never ends up in your menu. 3. Get a table. Four dishes and a soup in about 30 minutes midweek, seven for a gathering, up to ten for a feast, balanced between meat and vegetables. Not quite right? Shuffle for a new set. 4. Shop what is missing. The grocery list is derived from the menu: ingredients repeated across dishes are merged, staples you already have are ticked off, and units follow the convention used in your region. 5. Cook along. One step per card, a timer on every step, and the screen stays awake while your hands are busy. THE CHEF'S TIMELINE This is the part other recipe apps skip. Feastly lays every dish on a single timeline: what to start an hour out, what waits until twelve minutes before serving, and which hob ring is occupied when. The stir-fry is not sitting cold by the time the soup is ready. SIZED TO A HOUSEHOLD, NOT A SINGLE PLATE - Portions scale to how many adults, children and older family members are eating - Children's portions come out milder; portions for older family go lighter on salt and oil - Eleven cuisines: Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Western, Italian, Thai, Southeast Asian, Indian, Mexican, Middle Eastern and French - Dietary needs respected: vegetarian, no spice, low salt and oil, seafood allergy, nut allergy, no beef, halal - Every table you cook is saved to your recipe library, with favourites and full history PRIVACY Your region is preselected from your language and App Store settings, and Feastly never asks for location permission. The camera and photo library are used only to recognise the ingredients in your picture. SUBSCRIPTION Feastly is free to download. Generating menus uses credits, and a subscription keeps them topped up. Plan names, prices and any free trial are shown in the app before you confirm a purchase. A subscription renews automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends. Manage or cancel anytime in your Apple Account settings. Terms of Use: https://r2.showsapp.org/Feastly/terms-of-service.html Subscription Terms: https://r2.showsapp.org/Feastly/subscription-terms.html Privacy Policy: https://r2.showsapp.org/Feastly/privacy-policy.htmlRead more
Snap a photo of your fridge or the market stall, and Feastly plans the whole dinner: several dishes plus a soup, portioned for everyone eating at your table tonight. Most cooking apps answer "how do I make this dish?" Feastly answers the harder question every household hits at six in the evening: what goes on the table tonight, and how do I get all of it hot at the same time? HOW IT WORKS 1. Snap or describe. Point at the fridge or a market stall. No photo? Type what you fancy eating, or let Feastly put a table together for you. 2. Confirm the ingredients. You see everything that was recognised, and anything we are unsure about is flagged for you to confirm, so a bad guess never ends up in your menu. 3. Get a table. Four dishes and a soup in about 30 minutes midweek, seven for a gathering, up to ten for a feast, balanced between meat and vegetables. Not quite right? Shuffle for a new set. 4. Shop what is missing. The grocery list is derived from the menu: ingredients repeated across dishes are merged, staples you already have are ticked off, and units follow the convention used in your region. 5. Cook along. One step per card, a timer on every step, and the screen stays awake while your hands are busy. THE CHEF'S TIMELINE This is the part other recipe apps skip. Feastly lays every dish on a single timeline: what to start an hour out, what waits until twelve minutes before serving, and which hob ring is occupied when. The stir-fry is not sitting cold by the time the soup is ready. SIZED TO A HOUSEHOLD, NOT A SINGLE PLATE - Portions scale to how many adults, children and older family members are eating - Children's portions come out milder; portions for older family go lighter on salt and oil - Eleven cuisines: Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Western, Italian, Thai, Southeast Asian, Indian, Mexican, Middle Eastern and French - Dietary needs respected: vegetarian, no spice, low salt and oil, seafood allergy, nut allergy, no beef, halal - Every table you cook is saved to your recipe library, with favourites and full history PRIVACY Your region is preselected from your language and App Store settings, and Feastly never asks for location permission. The camera and photo library are used only to recognise the ingredients in your picture. SUBSCRIPTION Feastly is free to download. Generating menus uses credits, and a subscription keeps them topped up. Plan names, prices and any free trial are shown in the app before you confirm a purchase. A subscription renews automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends. Manage or cancel anytime in your Apple Account settings. Terms of Use: https://r2.showsapp.org/Feastly/terms-of-service.html Subscription Terms: https://r2.showsapp.org/Feastly/subscription-terms.html Privacy Policy: https://r2.showsapp.org/Feastly/privacy-policy.html

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