FridgEat

The iPhone app for your leftovers

Stop throwing food away.

Snap a photo of your groceries. FridgEat logs everything in your fridge, gives you a heads-up the day before things expire and finds a recipe for every leftover.

Get FridgEat on the App Store, for iPhone See how it works

Psst… your pasta’s due tomorrow!

  • No account
  • No ads
  • Free forever

For iPhone. Requires iOS 17 or later.

On a computer? Scan this code with your iPhone’s camera to open FridgEat on the App Store.

Snap

Snap your groceries. Done.

Set your groceries on the table, snap a photo (up to four photos at once) and FridgEat picks out everything that goes in the fridge. Each item gets an estimated date, worked out right on your iPhone, that you can fix with a tap if the package says otherwise.

  • Scan a barcode, or type a quick list like “2 yogurts, milk, 6 eggs.”
  • Anything the AI isn’t sure about shows up in yellow so you can double-check.
  • Prefer the old-fashioned way? Adding items by hand is always free.
Groceries laid out on a wooden table: cherry tomatoes, zucchini, eggs, mozzarella, bell peppers and salmon. 6 items found
  1. Cherry tomatoes250 g5 d
  2. Zucchini×36 d
  3. Eggs×63 wks
  4. Mozzarella×11 wk
  5. Bell peppers×21 wk
  6. Salmon2 fillets2 d

Cook

A recipe for every leftover.

Yesterday’s pasta, cooked rice, day-old bread: FridgEat puts what needs eating first front and center, then suggests recipes that use it up. 220 step-by-step recipes, tailored to your diet, allergies and kitchen gear.

  • “With what I have” shows only what you can make right now, starting with what’s about to expire.
  • Vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian, halal or no pork, with 11 allergens taken into account.
  • Quick, veggie, budget-friendly or batch cooking: there’s something for every night.
Golden pasta frittata in a skillet

Crispy pasta frittata

  • 25 min
  • Serves 2

It saves: Pasta · tomorrowEggs

Bibimbap bowl topped with a fried egg

Clean-out-the-fridge bibimbap

  • 30 min
  • Veggie option

It saves: Cooked rice · 2 dSpinach · 2 d

Panzanella salad with tomatoes and toasted bread

Day-old bread panzanella

  • 30 min
  • Veggie

It saves: Day-old bread · 2 dTomatoes

Remind

A heads-up before it spoils.

When something’s about to hit its use-by date, FridgEat gives you a heads-up the day before, at the time you choose, often with a recipe idea to use it up.

  • Tap “Eaten” or “Freeze it” right from the notification.
  • One food reminder a day, tops. No notification overload.
  • The “Eat soon” widget keeps an eye on what needs eating, right on your Home Screen.

The day before the date, at the time you choose (here 9 PM).

Your September recap

≈ $24 saved from the trash.

26 items eaten in time, about 14 lb of food. Every month, FridgEat shows you what you saved, plus a quick recap every Sunday.

Example. Estimates always start with “≈”.

Start my first month on the App Store, free

There’s more

Learn, share, level up.

  • Step by step, stress-free.

    One step per screen, an animated move for each technique, timers and read-aloud. Your screen stays on while you cook.

  • Share the fridge.

    Share your fridge with your household, up to 6 people: items, the shopping list and planned dinners stay in sync for everyone, through iCloud.

  • Challenges that keep it fun.

    A challenge every month, 32 badges to unlock and week-long duels with friends: who saves the most food?

The app in pictures

  • Stop throwing food away: the FridgEat mascot
  • Snap your groceries: the list of items found
  • A recipe for every leftover: leftover recipes
  • See what you save: a recipe page
  • A heads-up before it spoils: the lock-screen notification
  • Step by step: an animated guided step
  • Your savings, every month: amount saved and calendar

Privacy

Your privacy comes first

FridgEat is here to organize your fridge, not to track you.

  • No account

    No sign-up, no password. Your fridge is stored on your iPhone and, if you use iCloud, synced to your iCloud, where we can’t read it.

  • No ads

    No advertising in FridgEat, and no tracking across apps.

  • We don’t keep your photos

    With your consent, a photo is analyzed by AI (Claude, by Anthropic) to list your items. FridgEat doesn’t keep it; Anthropic may retain it for up to 30 days, except for legal or security reasons.

  • You’re in control

    Nothing goes to the AI without your consent, and you can withdraw it anytime under My profile, in the Privacy section.

How we handle your data

Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy

Pricing

Free for the basics. FridgEat+ if you want more.

The essentials are free, forever. FridgEat+ adds more photo analyses and recipes written just for you.

Free

$0

Forever, no strings attached.

  • 5 free photo analyses, then 2 a month
  • Add items by hand or scan barcodes
  • Reminders, a shopping list and a hand-planned week
  • 220 step-by-step recipes
  • Shared fridge (up to 6 people), recaps, challenges and badges

FridgEat+

$2.99 a month

or $19.99 a year, just $1.67 a month

7-day free trial for eligible users

  • 150 photo or receipt analyses a month (up to 4 photos each)
  • Custom recipes written from what’s in your fridge
  • Unlimited recipe imports from TikTok or Instagram (3 free without FridgEat+)
  • Plan your week of dinners in one tap
  • Bonus: every mascot accessory and all the seasonal outfits

Prices shown are a guide for the US; £2.99 a month or £19.99 a year in the UK. Prices vary by country: the price the App Store shows when you buy is the one that applies. Your subscription renews automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, in your Apple account settings. Payments and refunds are handled by Apple. Terms of Use

Questions? We’ve got answers.

Do I need an account?

Nope. FridgEat works without an account or a password. Your data lives on your iPhone and, if you use iCloud, in your iCloud.

Is FridgEat really free?

Yes. Reminders, step-by-step recipes, the shopping list, the shared fridge and recaps are all free, with 5 free photo analyses and then 2 a month. FridgEat+ is an optional subscription if you want more.

Can I share my fridge with my family?

Yes, for free, with up to 6 people. In My profile, open My household and tap “Invite someone.” The invite goes through iCloud, so everyone needs an iCloud account. Each person keeps their own profile and settings.

Still curious? Check out the help center or email us at bonjour@fridgeat.app.

Fill your plate, not your trash can.

Free, no account needed, made for iPhone.

Get FridgEat on the App Store, for iPhone