Scan a recipe
A cookbook page or a handwritten card comes back as clean, readable steps.
Coming to iPhone · Beta waitlist open
Tell it what's in your fridge. Get dinner.
Sizzlo turns the random stuff you already have into a real recipe, then shows you where to grab what's missing.
For iPhone
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See how it works
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Cooked with Sizzlo
Real recipes, really cooked
Each one came out of the app and got cooked. The photos are the real plates.
What it does
Five ways in
Start from a cookbook, a recipe link, the fridge, a list of what you have, or a question.
Photograph your fridge
It reads what is on the shelves and tells you what that makes.
Paste a link
Most recipe pages come back as just their ingredients and steps.
List what you've got
Type a few things you have in and get a recipe that uses them.
Ask the chef
Substitutions, timings, and what to do when something has gone wrong.
How it works
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How it works · 1
Tell it what you have
Type or pick the ingredients sitting in your kitchen.
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Get a recipe
Sizzlo writes a real, step by step recipe for what you've got.
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Shop what's missing
Tap through to grab anything you're short on.
A look inside
The app itself
Your first night
Two coins, on the house.
Every new account gets two coins, once. The first run spends them on a real scan of your fridge and one real recipe from what it finds, so you see it work before you pay for anything.
- One fridge photo, one recipe
- They never refill, and there is no free plan after
Kitchen
Your fridge, shelf by shelf.
Photograph the fridge and Sizzlo fills in what it sees, or type things in. Every item gets a use-by estimate and a plain label: Fresh, Use soon, Going bad or Expired.
- Fresh
- Use soon
- Going bad
- Expired
- Fridge, freezer and pantry, kept apart
- Use-by estimates from USDA storage times
Chef
Ask what the fridge makes.
The chef knows what is in your kitchen and the recipes you have hearted. Ask it something and it answers with dishes you can open: turn one into a full recipe, or put it on this week's plan.
- Writing the full recipe is one coin
- Conversations are kept, so you can pick one up later
Shopping list
Compare stores before you go.
Your list, priced at Kroger, Walmart and Aldi. The prices are estimates, built from US average prices and each store's usual gap, and every one is marked with a ~. When two stores are too close to call, Sizzlo says so instead of picking one.
Beyond the AI
The rest of the kitchen
The AI is the part that runs on coins. Nothing here uses any, so it all works the same on every plan, Core included.
Fridge, freezer and pantry
Everything you have in, with a use-by estimate. It follows your account between phones.
What you've cooked
Finish a recipe and it goes in your week, with its calories. The log stays on your phone.
A shopping list
Add a recipe's ingredients in one tap, or type your own. Tick something off and it goes in the fridge.
This week
Plan breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks by name or from your saved recipes, and add them to your calendar.
Recipes and cookbooks
Scanned, pasted or written in yourself, then sorted into cookbooks you make.
Freshness reminders
A nudge before something goes off. Only if you say yes, and asked after your first recipe, not before.
Cook mode
One step per screen, big enough to read from the stove. Timers keep counting on your Lock Screen.
Tastes and allergies
Sizzlo asks what you can't eat before it writes anything, and treats it as a hard rule.
Say what is in the fridge Pro
Read your shelves out loud instead of typing. It is transcribed on the phone, and the recording never leaves it.
Plans
What it costs
There is no free plan. Core buys the app, and Lite and Pro add the AI on top. Every new account gets two coins, once, so the first run can scan your fridge and write one real recipe before you decide.
Invite only
Beta
Free
while the beta runs
125
coins, in total
Invited testers get the whole app and a pot of coins to try the AI on, rather than a monthly allowance. It ends when the beta does.
One-time
Core
$12.99
once
No AI
The whole app, bought once: your kitchen, the shopping list, the week plan and your saved recipes. No AI features, and it never renews.
Monthly
Lite
$4.99
a month
250
coins a month
Everything in Core plus the AI, enough for a few photos and questions most days.
Monthly
Pro
$9.99
a month
1,000
coins a month
Four times the coins, plus reading the fridge out loud, setting the chef's tone and recipe length, and meals on Home built from your fridge.
Prices shown are US App Store prices; what you pay is whatever the App Store shows in your own currency. Coins refill each billing cycle and do not carry over. Running out is never charged for: the AI pauses until the next cycle. The Terms of Use have the full detail.
Good to know
Where it stops
Nutrition is an estimate
Good for weighing one dish against another. Treat it as a guide rather than a lab result.
Some sites block reading
Most recipe pages import cleanly. When one refuses, Sizzlo tells you instead of guessing at the recipe.
No ads, no tracking
There are no ad networks and no analytics SDKs in the app. The privacy policy lists every place your data goes.
Founding cooks
The first people in get .
Questions
Before you sign up
Cook it before it's cooked.
The iPhone beta is close. Put your name down and we will email you when the first invites go out.