Ratatouille reads your receipt, keeps an honest picture of your pantry, and offers three genuinely different ways to eat the food you already own.
One email when it ships. Nothing else, ever.
One tap plans the day: four slots, three options each, the next meal front and centre with time, calories and what it will use up. Swap any of them. Nothing is generated — and nothing is spent — until you ask.
A short questionnaire gets it close. What you save, cook and swipe away does the rest. Your cookbook keeps everything that worked, and a plain-English page shows you exactly what it thinks it has learned — so you can correct it.
Six widgets — next meal, the planned day, calories, what to buy, what’s in the fridge, what to cook again. And while something is on the hob, the timer lives on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.
Plan the day on the big screen. Shop and cook from your wrist.
Every part of the day names its dish, the three options sit next to each other, and the pantry spreads into columns. With iCloud sync on, it is the same pantry as your iPhone.
The next meal in its own colour, the day as a ring, the shopping list one line at a time, and the cook’s next step with its countdown. Turn the Crown to move between them.
Tap Start shopping for the aisle-by-aisle deck, or the arrow on the next meal to start cooking.
Your iPhone reads the receipt locally and sends food text to our gateway; the gateway strips the device identity, picks a model by price and capability, and forwards the text to a broker. No hop after the first knows which device asked.
Yes, there’s a model in the loop — it reads the receipt and drafts the options. It runs behind our own gateway, so what goes out is plain food data: no account, no profile, no name attached. How that works.
Pick a recipe you’re short on and the gaps become a shopping list, sorted by aisle.
Half a pot of dal is a meal, not a mystery. It gets its own shelf and comes back around.
Calories and macros come from the meals you already told it you cooked. Optionally into Apple Health.
Your pantry lives on your own devices. Download, scan, cook — there’s no sign-up wall.
Ratatouille starts with a free trial, then continues as a subscription. The exact price lands with the App Store release; waitlist members hear it first.
No. Your pantry, your cookbook and your taste profile live on your iPhone. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to log into.
It is read on your iPhone first, with Apple's own text recognition. Only the resulting words are sent on to be structured into products — the photo itself stays on the device.
Receipts print badly everywhere, so the app never assumes: whatever comes back is shown as an editable list before it touches your pantry. You can also skip the camera and just type what you bought.
A TestFlight beta first, then the App Store. The waitlist is how you get into the beta — we mail it out in small batches so feedback is actually readable.
A very small independent team that got tired of buying good food and eating cereal. Say hello at [email protected] — we answer.
Leave an email and we’ll send one message when the beta opens — a free trial, no account, and a pantry that finally makes sense.
One email when it ships. Nothing else, ever.