Frigo

Frigo tackles a familiar household problem: ingredients pushed to the back of the fridge that end up in the bin, and the daily 'what's for dinner?' decision fatigue. The app asks you to point your camera at your fridge or pantry, then its vision model identifies what's there — the company claims around 95% recognition accuracy — and searches a library of more than 10,000 verified recipes for matches.

Beyond the initial scan, Frigo is built as a full kitchen workflow. You can plan meals for the week, and the app separates what you already have from what you still need to buy, producing a smart shopping list automatically. A barcode scanner logs packaged products, a nutrition module tracks calories and macros, and a digital cookbook lets you import recipes by photographing pages from physical cookbooks.

The product targets home cooks who want to reduce waste and spend less. Frigo cites average grocery savings of about $50/month and roughly 30% less food waste per week for active users. A gamified layer of daily cooking quests encourages repeat use, and dietary filters cover vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free preferences.