Kitchen-first, not calorie-first
Photograph your kitchen. ShredPlate is the only app that knows what is actually in it — and turns that into a week of food you will really cook, and a bin you do not have to fill.
€4.99/month or €39.99/year. No card needed to start.
How it works
Open the fridge, take one photo. The scan reads the shelf and comes back with a list you correct in a few taps — not a form you fill in.
What you confirm is stored, and it stays stored. Cook something and the ingredients come back out. This is the part the photo-only apps do not have and the manual apps make unbearable.
The planner knows a roast tray on Sunday is three dinners, not one. It schedules the cooking, not just the eating — and it plans from what you already own first.
Things get used before they turn. The grocery list only asks for the gap between the plan and the shelf.
The bin problem
That is roughly €372 a person, thrown away — not because people are careless, but because nothing keeps track of what is already in the fridge. Move the slider.
You are throwing away about €62 a month in food you already bought.
ShredPlate costs €3.33 a month on the yearly plan.
19× the price, in food alone
74.5 kg/person/year: Umweltbundesamt household food-waste data. Value at ≈€5/kg replacement cost. Your own kitchen will differ — that is rather the point of measuring it.
Being useful means being one thing properly. Three things we deliberately do not compete on:
Macros are computed and shown because you asked for a plan — not because logging is the product. If you want a logging app, there are excellent ones.
You can ask it things, but a chat window is not a kitchen. Once the fridge is involved, state beats conversation.
An infinite scroll of recipes you own no ingredients for is how every recipe app dies. We start from your shelf.
Where the numbers come from
We never let a language model invent a calorie count. Recipes come back from the model with no nutrition attached — the macros are calculated afterwards from the USDA food table, one ingredient at a time.
The AI does
Recognise what is in the photo. Suggest what to cook. Sequence the week so one cook-up feeds three days.
The AI never does
Invent a number. Every calorie and gram of protein is computed from USDA food data, ingredient by ingredient.
Price
No countdown, no spin-the-wheel discount, no seven tiers to compare. This is what it costs on the website and it is what it costs in the app store.
€39.99 / year
That is €3.33 a month, billed once a year.
14 days free. No card to start. Cancel in two taps.
That is the entire setup. Everything after it — the plan, the list, the macros — comes out of what is already on your shelf.