KI-Kochhilfe turns whatever you have at home into a complete recipe in ~60 seconds — with step-by-step photos, a shopping list, calories and allergen filtering. Pick your servings, diet and cooking time, and get recipes in 30+ languages. Premium adds a weekly menu planner, family profiles (per-person allergies) and AI step images. Built for real home kitchens — less scrolling, more cooking.
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm building KI-Kochhilfe to fix my own daily "what do I cook with THIS?" problem. Type what's in your fridge, pick your diet/time/servings, and get a real recipe in ~60 seconds — with photos, a shopping list, calories and allergen handling, in 30+ languages. It even plans a full week and handles per-person allergies for families. I'd love your feedback on what would make it genuinely useful in your kitchen. 🍳
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Super practical idea, love that it works with whatever's already in the fridge. One thing that would make it even better for me: a "use up leftovers" mode that flags ingredients about to go bad in your fridge and prioritizes those in the suggested recipes.
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@idem1v1s Thank you! Using up what's already there is exactly the itch that started this. 😊 Today the app prioritizes whatever you type in ("leftover rice, half a zucchini…"), but a real "use it before it goes bad" mode with expiry-aware suggestions is a brilliant idea — it's going on the roadmap. 🙏
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the allergen filter being per-person in family profiles is honestly a really thoughtful detail, saves you from cooking two separate dinners every time
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@kurklu92363 Thanks so much! That feature came straight from family reality — cooking twice because one person can't have nuts gets old fast. 😄 The AI merges everyone's restrictions into one recipe, so a single dinner works for the whole table.
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the step-by-step photo generation is such a thoughtful touch, especially for visual learners who panic mid-recipe without a clear reference.
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@glsmyukc Thank you! The mid-recipe panic is so real 😄 That's exactly why each step can come with its own generated photo — so you can check "is it supposed to look like this?" at every stage.
Super practical idea, love that it works with whatever's already in the fridge. One thing that would make it even better for me: a "use up leftovers" mode that flags ingredients about to go bad in your fridge and prioritizes those in the suggested recipes.
@idem1v1s Thank you! Using up what's already there is exactly the itch that started this. 😊 Today the app prioritizes whatever you type in ("leftover rice, half a zucchini…"), but a real "use it before it goes bad" mode with expiry-aware suggestions is a brilliant idea — it's going on the roadmap. 🙏
the allergen filter being per-person in family profiles is honestly a really thoughtful detail, saves you from cooking two separate dinners every time
@kurklu92363 Thanks so much! That feature came straight from family reality — cooking twice because one person can't have nuts gets old fast. 😄 The AI merges everyone's restrictions into one recipe, so a single dinner works for the whole table.
the step-by-step photo generation is such a thoughtful touch, especially for visual learners who panic mid-recipe without a clear reference.
@glsmyukc Thank you! The mid-recipe panic is so real 😄 That's exactly why each step can come with its own generated photo — so you can check "is it supposed to look like this?" at every stage.