Tonight: lemony chickpea pasta. Your spinach goes off Friday — let’s use it.

Cook from what you already have

Snap your fridge. Know what’s for dinner.

Take a photo of your fridge or receipt. Platter builds your pantry, tracks what’s about to go off, and picks tonight’s dinner from recipes you’ve saved.

How it works

One evening with Platter

Three taps from a full fridge to a plan for dinner.

1 · SNAP

Snap your fridge or receipt

Point your camera at what you have. Platter finds the food and adds it to your pantry.

2 · KITCHEN

Know what’s about to go off

Every item gets an estimated use-by date, and Tot nudges you at 5pm before anything spoils.

3 · TONIGHT

Get tonight’s pick

One dinner, chosen from recipes you’ve already saved, using what you already own.

Waste less, cook more.

Save recipes from anywhere, in one tap

Share a recipe from Instagram, TikTok, or any recipe blog and Platter hands back clean ingredients and steps.

Site won’t import? Paste the text and Platter does the rest. Then organize everything into cookbooks.

The Platter app importing a recipe into clean ingredients and steps
The Platter app showing a week of meals with the budget at the top

Plan your week, on a budget

Set your budget, household size, diet, food mood, and appliances. Platter builds a full week of meals with your budget shown up top.

Don’t love a meal? Swap any one.

Shop smart, use what you have

Your grocery list is built from your plan, so you buy what you need and nothing you don’t.

Keep a pantry of what’s in your kitchen and Platter suggests recipes from what you have on hand — so less food goes to waste.

The Platter app showing a grocery list built from a meal plan The Platter app suggesting recipes from the items in your pantry
Make it work

Missing an ingredient? Tot rewrites the recipe.

Pick any saved recipe and Platter adapts it to your pantry — swaps, amounts and steps, all updated.

Out of cream? Greek yogurt works here.

The Platter app in Cook Mode showing one recipe step at a time The Platter app showing calories and macros on a recipe

Cook it, step by step

Cook Mode walks you through one step at a time, and timers keep running in the background. Every recipe shows calories and macros.

Your recipes on every device. Sign in with Apple, Google, or email.

Tap the mic to ask Tot anything mid-recipe, or the camera to check your pan.

How long do the onions go?

About 8 minutes, until soft and golden. I’ll start a timer.

Check my pan

Looking good — a couple more minutes for more colour.

Free to start, Pro when you’re ready

Free

$0

  • 5 recipe imports a month
  • Your first budget meal plan
  • Try every Pro feature free: 3 Fridge Snaps, 3 Make it work rewrites, a voice sous-chef session and more

Pro

$6.99 / month

$29.99 / year Save 64% vs monthly

7-day free trial

  • Fridge Snap: build your pantry from a photo
  • Make it work: recipes rewritten to your pantry
  • Voice sous-chef and Check my pan while you cook
  • Unlimited recipe imports
  • Budget meal plans, with swaps on every plan
  • Recipes from your pantry and leftover ideas
  • Calories & macros on every recipe

Questions? Tot’s got answers.

Take a photo of your fridge or a grocery receipt, or pick one from your library, and Platter finds the food in it. You check the list, fix any names, and confirm what to add — each item goes into your pantry with an estimated use-by date.

Instagram, TikTok, and most recipe blogs — just share the link directly from the app you found it in, or paste it into Platter. Some blogs block automatic import. If that happens, paste the recipe text instead and Platter does the rest.

Yes, to start. Free accounts get 5 imports a month, one budget meal plan, and a few tries of the smart features: 3 Fridge Snaps, 3 Make it work rewrites, 3 Check my pan photos, 3 leftover ideas and one voice sous-chef session. Pro unlocks all of it, plus pantry suggestions and calories and macros, for $6.99/month or $29.99/year, with a 7-day free trial.

Yes. Subscriptions are managed through your Apple ID, so you can cancel anytime in your Apple ID subscription settings.

Your recipes are saved to your account so they’re on every device you sign in on. For the full details, read our privacy policy.

Platter is available on iPhone now. Android isn’t available yet.