Inspire your cooking and become a better home chef
Reach into your fridge and create custom recipes from your favorite ingredients. Adjust recipes for world cuisines or diets, scale servings, and get step-by-step instructions. Save your favorites, explore new flavors, and become a better home chef with ease.
We love to cook, so we enjoy this project as well!🧑🍳 We don't want just another recipe app. We'd love to help you figure out what to cook in the evening after work, or what to make with leftovers from the fridge when you don't feel like shopping. AI is our big helper 🤖🥑 We want to entertain, inspire and help you get better in the kitchen. When food tastes and looks good, it's a win win, and your guests will appreciate it too. 🤩 We have big plans for Slide Dish and we won't be satisfied until yo
- Me: "Instant noodles, leftover chicken, half an onion, 3-month-old soy sauce packets" BOOM! = Chicken Ramen 🍜 - Girlfriend: WOW, you're such a good cook! Marry me 🤩❤️ - Me: 😎 Thanks @jardasimek @filip_obornik
congratulations on your new launch. It gives me inspiration to create new recipes with verious vegetables which I have in my fridge and sometimes I have no clue what to make with them. Now I can try to make new food everyday
Congratulations on the launch! I love the idea of personalized recipes based on what's in my fridge. How do you ensure the recipes cater to different skill levels, especially for beginner cooks?
Really useful app for home cooking. Helps me make good meals with whatever I have in my fridge. Clear steps and easy to adjust portions.
A measure of community engagement at launch. Higher means more people noticed and interacted with the product. It's a traction signal, not a quality rating.
Discussion threads divided by interest score. Above 0.30 is strong. Below 0.15 suggests the product got clicks but not conversation.
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