Fridge.Menu
Ruslan Korennoy · Food & Drink
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Chart standing · US
What changed · US
Listing changes AppTracker has observed for this app in this storefront — new versions, price moves, rating shifts, and store copy.
Your recipes can now have a public page of their own — and a link to a recipe opens right in the app. • Publish a recipe to your own public blog: a page anyone can read, no account needed • My blog: your address, the switches, every post with its state, collections, and scheduling a week of posts at once • Open a Fridge.Menu recipe link straight in the app, keep it in one tap, and carry on from a fresh install • Report a recipe from the app, and see why one of yours was held • Recipe sections such as "For serving" show on the recipe and in cooking mode, and you can add, rename and move them in the editor • After setup the import screen opens once, so your first recipe is one tap away • Feedback is now a conversation: Settings › My feedback shows what you sent and our answers, and lets you write back — we can notify you when we reply • Follow authors you like: their new recipes appear on Home and on Today, and an author's page shows everything they publish • Open a post to save it, add it to your plan or start cooking — and translate it into your language • The assistant shows the recipes it finds as cards • In a family, choose whether a recipe you add is yours or shared • A recipe's story has its own place in the editor, and your words are never rewritten • A faster first launch: the app downloads ingredients only in your language
In-app purchases · US
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Fridge.Menu is a kitchen that helps itself: what's at home, what to cook, and what to buy. RECIPES FROM ANYWHERE • Paste a link, photograph a cookbook page or a handwritten recipe, paste text, or add a cooking video • Share from Safari, Instagram, TikTok or Telegram — or pin Fridge.Menu to your share sheet's Favorites • AI picks out the title, ingredients and steps, and adds a short piece on what makes the dish work WHAT'S AT HOME • Your pantry: add food by typing or by scanning a barcode • The app keeps track of what's about to go off and reminds you • Recipes show what's missing — and what you have, but canned or frozen A SHOPPING LIST THAT FILLS ITSELF • What a recipe is missing goes on the list in one tap • What's already at home never reaches the list • In the shop, everyone's phone shows who picked up what, and the chat lets you ask @fridge A WEEK THAT PLANS ITSELF • A week of meals from what you have and what you like • Everything the plan needs lands on the shopping list TOGETHER WITH YOUR FAMILY • One pantry, one list and one plan for the whole family • Invite them with a QR code, or just hold two phones together HANDS-FREE COOKING • Step-by-step cooking mode with timers on the Lock Screen • Voice commands — "next", "back", "repeat" — recognised on the phone itself AI ASSISTANT • Ask what to cook, what to substitute, or how to fit a recipe to your diet and allergies • Pick its tone: Friend, Chef or Grandma NO ACCOUNT NEEDED Start right away. Sign in with Apple whenever you want your devices in sync. You can delete your account at any time in Settings. AI features use credits; you start with 10 free. Fridge.Menu is available in English and Ukrainian. FRIDGE.MENU PRO (optional) An unlimited AI assistant and no hourly limits on imports and ideas. Choose a yearly subscription with a 7-day free trial, or a one-time Lifetime purchase. The subscription renews automatically until you cancel it in your Apple Account settings. Prices are shown in the app and depend on your country. Terms of Use: https://recipe.fridge.menu/terms Privacy Policy: https://recipe.fridge.menu/privacy
What's new · 1.4
Your recipes can now have a public page of their own — and a link to a recipe opens right in the app. • Publish a recipe to your own public blog: a page anyone can read, no account needed • My blog: your address, the switches, every post with its state, collections, and scheduling a week of posts at once • Open a Fridge.Menu recipe link straight in the app, keep it in one tap, and carry on from a fresh install • Report a recipe from the app, and see why one of yours was held • Recipe sections such as "For serving" show on the recipe and in cooking mode, and you can add, rename and move them in the editor • After setup the import screen opens once, so your first recipe is one tap away • Feedback is now a conversation: Settings › My feedback shows what you sent and our answers, and lets you write back — we can notify you when we reply • Follow authors you like: their new recipes appear on Home and on Today, and an author's page shows everything they publish • Open a post to save it, add it to your plan or start cooking — and translate it into your language • The assistant shows the recipes it finds as cards • In a family, choose whether a recipe you add is yours or shared • A recipe's story has its own place in the editor, and your words are never rewritten • A faster first launch: the app downloads ingredients only in your language
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