You don't need a plan, a grocery list, or a clean fridge — pantry and countertop count too. Just open Fridgini, point your camera at wherever your food actually is, and let the scan do the thinking. Real recipes, built from exactly what's already there.
Download on the App StoreIt takes less time than deciding what to order instead.
No account setup mid-scan, no forms. Open Fridgini and you're one tap from the camera.
Full shelves, half-empty ones, a cupboard, or a few stray items on the counter — the scanner works with whatever's actually there, not a staged photo.
Everything the scan finds shows up as an editable chip. Missed something? Add it. Saving something for later? Remove it. You're always in control of the list.
Fridgini generates recipes built from exactly what you confirmed — nothing that sends you back to the store for one more thing.
It doesn't need to be anything. Here's what actually happens.
Good — that's most fridges. The scanner reads what's visible; it doesn't need a styled shelf. Random, chaotic, half-organized all work fine.
A near-empty fridge is exactly the case Fridgini was built for. Eggs, condiments, and one vegetable are often enough for a real recipe you wouldn't have thought of — and if the real ingredients are in the pantry, scan that shelf too.
That's fine — Fridgini isn't just a fridge scanner. Point it at a cupboard, a shelf of canned goods, or the counter where the bread and onions live. Same scan, same real recipes.
You don't. Every recipe Fridgini suggests is built only from what the scan found — never a list that requires a store run to complete.
This isn't about teaching you to cook — it's about skipping the 20 minutes of deciding what to make. Scan, get options, pick one.