You have ingredients.
Ooey has ideas.

Personalized recipes created with what’s already in your kitchen, so deciding what to cook is easy, peasy, lemon squeezy.

Take a photo, scan a barcode, or type in ingredients
Create recipes using what you have and save your favorites
Import from social media, a website, a photo, or write your own

A baking dish of honey, soy and ginger chicken on a pale oak counter, scattered with sliced green onions.

Ooey proposing Baked Honey, Soy and Ginger Chicken on its AI co-creation screen, with the ingredient list and the first steps.

Show Ooey what you have.

Everything in one place, sorted by where you keep it: pantry, fridge, freezer, spice shelf, and more. Add best-by dates so Ooey can suggest recipes that help you use ingredients before they go to waste.

The Ooey Kitchen screen showing 12 items, with whole milk and free-range eggs flagged as expiring this week.

Tell Ooey what to make.

Breakfast, dinner, dessert, smoothies, dressings, marinades — literally, whatever you’re craving.

The Ooey AI co-creation screen asking what you want to cook, with a text field and quick prompts including make breakfast, use up what’s expiring and something with Kerrygold butter.

Always know what you need.

Less guessing, smarter shopping. Keep everything you need in one organized grocery list that’s easy to update and even easier to share.

An Ooey grocery list with flaky salt and unsalted butter already checked off.

Three ways to set up your kitchen.

Start with whichever feels easiest for you.

Open camera

Take a picture of the food and spices in your kitchen. Confirm what Ooey found, then save. It’s that easy.

The Ooey camera screen, titled “Scan your kitchen”, framing a banana, a cucumber and a handful of strawberries on a kitchen counter, with a Scan button beneath.

Scan barcode

Scan the barcode on anything packaged. Ooey suggests the name and size, so you don’t have to type them.

The camera view mid-scan: a hand holds a can of sweet corn up to the phone, its barcode framed by the viewfinder, under the prompt “Point at a product barcode”.

Add by hand

Prefer entering ingredients by hand? Fair enough. Type in what you’d like, and the camera and scanner are available when your fingers get tired.

Find something worth making.

Ooey starts with what’s already in your kitchen.

All your ingredients, organized in one place.

Sort all of your ingredients by what’s expiring next, running low, recently added, or from A to Z.

All Pantry Fridge Freezer Spice shelf

Expiring this week2

Whole milk Best by Tue

Free-range eggs Best by Fri

Make something with these

Personalized recipes using what you have.

Ooey creates recipes using the ingredients you already have, so cooking doesn’t have to start with a grocery trip.

An Ooey AI co-creation screen proposing lemon-pepper chicken with broccoli, marked 100% kitchen fit.

Keep the recipes you love in one place.

Save and organize recipes from Ooey, social media, websites, cookbooks, and family favorites. Sort by best match to quickly discover what you can make.

The Ooey recipe book sorted by best match, listing apple cinnamon oatmeal cookies and crispy pancetta carbonara with every ingredient in the kitchen, then chicken au poivre, snickerdoodle cake and sausage and roasted vegetable penne.

One photo, endless possibilities.

Smoothies, soups, sauces, dinner, something sweet
— use up everything you have.

Privacy-minded.

No ads, no data selling, and we never train AI models on your kitchen.

Read the privacy notice.

Made a grocery run?

Take a picture with Ooey, keep track of what you have, and always know what you can make.

FAQ

Is Ooey another recipe app?: No. Recipe apps hand you a dish and a shopping list to go with it. Ooey works the other way round — it starts from your kitchen and builds the recipe around what’s already there.
Can I use recipes outside of Ooey recommendations?: Absolutely. Import from social media, a website, a screenshot, or a photo of a handwritten family recipe. Write your own, too. It all lives together in your recipe book.
Can I add people to my Ooey household?: Yes. Invite people by email to join your household through the Settings in the Ooey app. You’ll share a kitchen and grocery list. Recipes stay personal to whoever saved them, but you can share any recipe as a card with the full ingredients list and instructions included.
Is Ooey free?: Yes. Ooey is free to use, no credit card required. Organize your kitchen, save recipes, build grocery lists, and discover what to cook. Free accounts get 3 AI recipe sessions a day.
What devices is Ooey available on?: Ooey is available on both iPhone and Android through the App Store and Google Play. On iPad, Ooey runs at iPhone size.

You have ingredients. Ooey has ideas.