iEatz Healthy · Dinner, decided.

The problem

You already have the food.
You just don't have a plan for it.

A real, lived-in fridge: eggs, strawberries, sausages, fresh produce. Plenty of food, no obvious dinner — "There's nothing to eat."

Said in front of
a full fridge

It's 6 PM. Everyone's hungry. You open the fridge, close it, and open DoorDash.

ii.

You bought groceries Sunday. By Thursday, half of it is in the trash.

iii.

You want to eat better. But planning meals feels like a part-time job.

$1,500

Thrown out by the average U.S. household every year

Most of it was bought with good intentions on a Sunday and forgotten by Thursday.

A clean, well-organized fridge full of produce

A new picture

The same fridge. A different week.

See it work

Three taps. Here's what it actually looks like.

iEatz receipt scanner: a grocery receipt in the camera view with ten items found and ready to add to the kitchen

Snap the receipt. Ten items into your kitchen in one tap.

iEatz recipe generated from the fridge: a rainbow Buddha bowl, 20 minutes, serves two

Dinner, generated from what's already in there.

iEatz recipe detail: lemon herb chicken with carbs, protein and fat per serving, and a start cooking button

Calories and macros on every dish, before you start.

iEatz recipe detail with a Shop with Instacart hand-off button and add missing ingredients beneath it

Missing two things? Send just the gaps to Instacart.

See what you can make tonight

In their words

Super helpful!

"This app has had a real impact on my ability to use the groceries I bought and helps me create tasty meals I wouldn't have ever thought of. I haven't had any groceries go to waste the last couple of weeks!"

SixSocks · App Store review

300+

Recipes generated daily

12min

Average cook time

$1,500

Groceries thrown out per household, every year

A bowl of pesto pasta with cherry tomatoes

Twenty minutes ago, this was groceries

Pesto, pasta, the last of the cherry tomatoes. No store run.

Recipe · 20 min · 410 cal

The shift

What changes when dinner takes care of itself.

Monday

"chicken, rice, broccoli." You type three things. Three recipes in 10 seconds. Dinner's done before your jacket's off.

Wednesday

Out of ideas, not food. iEatz works from what you already bought and figures it out. The half-onion gets a job.

Friday

Date night at home. A twenty-minute shrimp stir-fry from ingredients you already had. No stop at the store. No $80 takeout.

Sunday

Two-minute meal plan. A week of meals, a grocery list, sent to Instacart in one tap. Then close the laptop.

Make Monday the day it changes.

For the skeptics

Three reasons you think this won't work for you.

I can barely cook.

You don't need to be. Every recipe has step-by-step instructions written for someone who's never deglazed a pan in their life. If you can follow directions, you can make these meals.

iEatz directions screen: numbered cooking steps with checkboxes

I only have random stuff.

That's the point. Three ingredients, five ingredients, the weird jar from the back of the pantry. The AI works with what you have, not what you should have bought.

Is this another subscription I'll forget about?

There's no subscription. Every week you get a free receipt scan and a free recipe, and you don't need an account to try it. Want more than that in a week, extras are 49 cents each, one at a time. Nothing renews. Nothing auto-charges.

No subscription. No account to start.

Start with what's in your kitchen

How it works

Three steps. No grocery run.

From the fridge to the plate, without the spiral of indecision in between.

Open the fridge.

Or your pantry. Or whatever's in the freezer. Wherever food lives.

Tell iEatz what you have.

Type your ingredients in, or snap a photo of your grocery receipt. iEatz imports the whole haul in one tap, down to the half-jar of olives.

Cook in fifteen.

Real recipes ranked by what you actually have. Macros included. Step-by-step instructions.

No account needed to try.

A pan of vegetables steaming on the stove

Fifteen minutes from here

Dinner, decided.

Dinner shouldn't take this much energy.

iEatz is free on the App Store. Open the fridge. We'll handle the rest.

Get the app free

iOS only · iPhone 11 and newer · Free every week

You already have the food.You just don't have a plan for it.