
ok2eat
Track your fridge, generate recipes, create shopping lists
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About ok2eat
Most apps make you sign up before they show you anything. ok2eat doesn't.
Tap a link, see a fridge already ranked by what spoils first, create dynamic recipes from what's there, and automagically build a shopping list for the rest. No account needed — try the live demo at app.ok2eat.com/demo.
What you get when you sign up free:
**Snap a receipt → fridge fills itself.** Every line gets categorized and gets a smart expiry date from USDA FoodKeeper data covering 950+ foods. A 30-item grocery haul lands in seconds, not minutes.
**Eat Me First tab.** Every item ranked by urgency. The chicken that expires tomorrow sits at the top. Tap it for three recipes that use it, plus the four next-most-urgent things alongside — so dinner uses what's about to spoil instead of what you'd have to buy.
**Inventory-aware shopping list.** Pick a recipe, see what's already in your fridge, and only the missing ingredients hit your list. No more buying spinach twice.
**Smart Cook Night push.** Opt in. At 6pm we ping you with one recipe idea using what's most urgent. One tap to view, one tap to add the missing ingredients to your shopping list.
**Recipe browser with cuisine filter.** Italian, Mexican, Thai, and 9 more. Each recipe shows you exactly which ingredients you already have before you commit to it.
**Impact dashboard.** Live money saved, pounds rescued, CO₂ avoided. The average US household wastes $1,866 of food a year — yours doesn't have to.
Built solo over 6 months. iOS + web app, free, no subscription, no ads. Android in active development with a waitlist on the homepage. Reply to any email with anything broken or confusing — read same day. — Greg
Free @ app.ok2eat.com/demo
✦ Good to know
- Snap a grocery receipt to auto-fill your fridge with items and smart expiry dates.
- Eat Me First tab ranks fridge items by urgency, with three recipes per item.
- Per-item shelf life draws on USDA FoodKeeper, FDA, FSIS, and Cooperative Extension data.
- Available on iOS and web; the Android app is listed as a waitlist.
Taken from the product's own website and re-checked automatically.
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