CookGen

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About this app

What's in your fridge? CookGen turns your ingredients into matching recipes — in seconds, thanks to AI. Also great for using up leftovers, without digging through endless recipe searches.

🍳 HOW IT WORKS
Just enter what you have at home — by text or voice. The AI generates creative, complete recipes with an ingredient list, quantities, and step-by-step instructions.

💡 WHY COOKGEN EXISTS
I often cook the same meals and wanted an easy way to try something new now and then — that's why I made CookGen.

🔍 DISCOVER
Daily changing recipe suggestions, categories like "Quick," "Pasta," or "Asian," a search function covering over 300 curated recipes, and 32 spice blends you can mix yourself with no additives.

📅 MEAL PLAN & SHOPPING LIST
Plan your meals up to 14 days ahead and keep track of what you've already eaten. A shopping list automatically sorted by supermarket category collects all ingredients from your plan or individual recipes — with voice input and export to share.

🔓 WITH PREMIUM
• Photograph your dish instead of typing it in — the AI recognizes the dish and creates the matching recipe
• Meal plan & personalization filters (meal type, time budget, cuisine style, nutrition focus)
• Up to 20 AI requests a day instead of 3
• Priority processing during busy times

⭐ FEATURES
• AI recipes based on your ingredients
• New recipe recommendations every day
• Calorie count per serving
• Adjust servings — ingredients scale automatically
• Save favorites, sorted by meal category
• Rate recipes (1-5 stars)
• Choose your diet: Vegan, Vegetarian, Omnivore, and more
• 14 EU-standard allergens supported
• Metric or US units
• Fully available in German and English

🔒 PRIVACY
No registration required. No tracking, no cookies, no personalized ads. Occasional affiliate hints for equipment recommendations (clearly labeled). An anonymous device identifier is used solely for fair usage limits – not tied to any person. Servers located in Germany (GDPR-compliant).

Developed in Karlsruhe, Germany.