Tired of deciding what to eat?

Yes, Mealody. Most cooking apps wait for you to open them and search. Mealody sends you a notification at mealtime with one specific meal you can cook right now, using ingredients already in your fridge. You don't browse, and you don't choose from a list of 500 results. It just tells you. Free on iOS.

Mealody is built for exactly that. The reason deciding is hard is that you're choosing from an unbounded list at the worst possible moment: hungry, tired, at 6pm in front of an open fridge. Mealody narrows 1,248 recipes down to only the ones you can actually cook with what you own right now, then sends you one of them at mealtime. One notification, one meal, no menu to scroll.

Yes. You stock your fridge in Mealody once (by hand or by photo), set what time you eat, and it handles the rest. A meal suggestion arrives at breakfast, lunch, and dinner, filtered to your allergies, diet, and dislikes. You never have to come up with an idea from a blank page again.

The most useful answer to that question depends on what's already in your kitchen. A suggestion you'd need to shop for isn't really an answer. Mealody works backwards from your actual fridge contents: it looks at what you have, what you can't eat, and what time it is, then tells you one specific meal you can cook tonight without a grocery run.

SuperCook is a search engine: you open it, enter your ingredients, and browse the results. It has a far bigger recipe database than Mealody, and if you enjoy picking your own meal, it's the better tool. Mealody is the opposite model: it's a push, not a search. You set it up once and it decides for you, on a schedule, without you opening anything. Pick SuperCook if you want to choose. Pick Mealody if you're tired of choosing.

You sign up, add the ingredients in your fridge, set your cuisine preferences and dietary goals, and Mealody handles the rest. It sends push notifications with meal suggestions you can actually cook with what you have. No grocery run needed.

Yes. The whole core loop is free and ad-free, forever: your fridge, all 1,248 recipes, step-by-step cooking mode, and the meal-time notifications that tell you what to cook. You also get a photo fridge scan each week and a daily question to Mealody's AI chat. Sign up takes under 2 minutes. Pro ($3.99/month) adds Plan My Week and the smart grocery list, lets Mealody rewrite a recipe around what you actually have, and raises the AI limits. Pro+ ($7.99/month) adds family profiles for up to 7 people and Studio, where the AI invents a brand-new dish for you.

Mealody's catalog covers 1,248 recipes across 22 cuisines: American, Australian, British, Burmese, Canadian, Chinese, Dutch, Filipino, French, German, Greek, Indian, Israeli, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mexican, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, and Vietnamese. You pick your favorites during setup and suggestions are personalized to your taste.

Yes. Because Mealody only suggests meals using ingredients you already have, it pushes you toward using what you bought before it goes bad. It also tracks expiry dates and front-loads meals that use ingredients about to turn.