fridge.menuWhat's in the fridge tonight?
The kitchen is dark, the door is open a crack. You know exactly why you are here.
Late, where you are. This page runs on your clock — this is its midnight face.
Inside
Everything on this domain starts from the same question — what do we cook with what we have.
Recipe
Every recipe you love, in one place. Save it from a link, a photo of a cookbook page or a message from mum — it lands as a recipe you can actually cook from. Works offline.
More on the shelves
Other kitchen ideas live on this domain as they grow up. Keep the door ajar.
Questions
What is Fridge.Menu?
A recipe app that keeps everything you cook in one place. You save a recipe from a link, a photo of a cookbook page or a message someone sent you, and it becomes a clean recipe with ingredients and steps. It runs on iPhone and lives at recipe.fridge.menu.
How do I get a recipe into it?
Three ways: paste a link to a recipe site, photograph a page of a cookbook, or paste plain text. Each one ends up as the same tidy recipe, sorted into your categories.
Does it work without a connection?
Yes. The app is offline-first, so your saved recipes open in the kitchen whether or not the Wi-Fi reaches there, and sync when you are back.
How do I get the app?
It is in beta on iPhone. Request an invite at recipe.fridge.menu and you will be let into the next round.
Why does this page keep changing?
It follows the sun where you are. Morning, midday, evening and night each have their own photo, palette and question — worked out from your time zone, with no location prompt and nothing sent anywhere.