Recipes

An app to save recipes and
cook with what you have at home.

Save the recipes you already make. The app filters by what's in your pantry and shows what you can cook today — no store run needed first.

How it works

From recipe to plate, no improvising.

1

Save your recipes

Save the recipes you already make with ingredients, quantities and instructions. Yours — not some influencer's recipe you'll never actually make.

2

Filter by what's at home

The app cross-checks your saved recipes with what's in the pantry and shows what you can cook today — no store run first.

3

Missing ingredients go to the list

Picked a recipe that's missing an ingredient? One tap, and what's missing goes straight to the shopping list.

What's included

Recipes that work with what you have. Not with what you should have.

The problem isn't a shortage of recipes online. It's knowing which one you can actually make today, with what's at home, without a store run.

Save any recipe
Name, ingredients with quantities, and instructions. Your recipes in the app, always at hand.
Recipes based on what's at home
Cross-checked with the pantry, showing only what you can make right now — no store run.
List generated from a recipe
Missing ingredients go into the shopping list with one tap. No writing them down one by one.
Integrated with the weekly plan
Saved recipes feed the weekly plan. Everything connected in one place.
My recipesWhat I have
Kung pao chicken
ChickenBell pepperSoy sauceCashews
+ list
Veggie omelet
EggsOnionTomato
+ list
Mushroom risotto
MushroomsWhite wine

Cooking with what you have, not what you should have

Most recipe apps have the same problem: they show what you could cook under ideal conditions, with every ingredient on hand. In real life, you pick a recipe, head to the kitchen and find out three ingredients are missing. Then you either improvise or order delivery.

Mise flips the logic. Instead of showing recipes and making you check what's at home afterward, the app filters recipes automatically by what's in your pantry. Only the ones you can make right now show up — no store run first.

For the ingredients missing from a recipe you want to make, the app adds everything to the shopping list with one tap. You plan the week with what you have, buy only what you need, and walk into the kitchen knowing exactly what you're making.

Keeping the recipes you actually make inside the app — not in a notebook, a photo, or a Chrome tab you close without saving — kills the "let's make that chicken thing, wait, I don't remember the ingredients" moment. In two minutes, the missing ingredients are on the list. In three taps, the recipe is on the weekly plan. No relying on signal to load a recipe site mid-cook.

Straight answers

What people ask

How do I save recipes in the app?
You save any recipe with a name, ingredients, quantities and instructions. Recipes stay in the app and feed the weekly plan and the "what can I make today" filter.
How do I see recipes based on what I have at home?
Mise cross-checks your saved recipes with what's in your pantry. The "what I have" filter shows only the recipes whose ingredients you already have — no store run before you cook.
How do I generate a shopping list from a recipe?
With one tap on a recipe, the ingredients not in your pantry go automatically into the shopping list. No copying them one by one.
Is the recipe app free?
Yes, 100% free. Saving recipes, filtering by ingredients and generating a shopping list all work without paying anything and without a mandatory signup.

You don't forget the garlic.
The system does.

Recipes filtered by what's at home. No store run.

no signup · no card · works offline

App to Save Recipes and Cook with What You Have at Home — Mise