Pantry-first dinner system

Smart Meals, Zero Waste

Snap what you have. Get personalized recipes that respect your preferences and restrictions — with a patient cooking coach when you want it.

1 scan

to start from pantry reality instead of a blank plan

3 views

scan, shortlist, and cook mode working as one flow

0 waste

more ingredients used before they disappear in the fridge

Live pantry

Dinner picks that start with what you already have.

24 items synced
Pantry snapshot
EggsSpinachLemonGreek yogurtChickpeasGarlic

Tonight shortlist

Pantry-ranked recipes

3 top matches

Lemon chickpea skillet

18 min · 92% pantry fit

01

Herby yogurt eggs

12 min · low cleanup

02

Spinach rice bowl

22 min · family friendly

03

Cook mode

Calm guidance
Step 2 of 6

Sear the chickpeas first, then fold in spinach at the very end so it stays bright.

Timer readySwap suggestions

Get to know Wizk

A tighter product story, not just prettier cards.

The Apple reference works because every section feels deliberate. This overhaul follows the same rule: stronger hierarchy, cleaner surfaces, and one obvious path forward on every screen.

Pantry vision

Start with what you have

Scan pantry + fridge ingredients and quickly confirm what the AI found.

Capture shelves, counters, and half-used produce without rebuilding your pantry by hand.

One photo to startConfirm before saveKeeps recommendations grounded

Decision engine

Personalized recommendations

Recipes are ranked by your goals, dietary preferences, equipment and time.

A ranked shortlist balances pantry fit, cook time, goals, and what equipment is actually available.

Matches goals and dietary rulesSurfaces missing ingredients earlySwitches between fast and elevated modes

Calm guidance

A calm cooking coach

Step-by-step help with timers, substitutions and guidance — no pressure.

Cook mode turns recipe intent into stepwise direction, timers, swaps, and less friction at the stove.

Pace-sensitive coachingFewer context switchesBuilt for real weeknights

How it works

One flow from pantry scan to plated dinner.

The experience now behaves more like a product narrative: bold opening, clearer transitions, and less visual clutter competing with the next action.

Every screen should answer three questions quickly: what this view is for, what state the kitchen is in, and what to do next.

Get started
01

Snap ingredients

Take a photo of your fridge or pantry.

02

Confirm

Edit ingredients so the list is accurate.

03

Cook

Pick a recipe and follow an assistant that adapts to you.

1 scan

to start from pantry reality instead of a blank plan

3 views

scan, shortlist, and cook mode working as one flow

0 waste

more ingredients used before they disappear in the fridge

Pricing

Fair pricing, upgrade when it’s worth it.

Keep the free tier light and genuinely useful, then make the upgrade feel like a premium planning layer instead of a hard sell.

Free
Start here

Try the core experience.

  • Basic recipe suggestions
  • Save a limited number of recipes
  • Standard scan limits
Pro
Pro

Personalization and coaching that gets better over time.

  • Stronger personalization
  • Unlimited saved recipes + notes
  • Priority scan + faster recommendations

Experience direction

Cleaner hierarchy. More trust. Less noise.

The goal is not to imitate Apple literally. It is to borrow the discipline: fewer competing surfaces, larger editorial moments, clearer focus, and premium motion without gimmicks.

Hero-led storytellingSoft glass surfacesEditorial spacingPremium but practical
Navigation

One clear primary action per section instead of equal-weight buttons everywhere.

Visual rhythm

More contrast between hero, showcase, and conversion sections so the page breathes.

Product clarity

The preview now sells the actual flow: pantry, shortlist, and coach working together.

Conversion

Pricing and auth now feel like part of the same product story rather than detached utilities.