What can I cook with what I have?
Point the camera at a shelf. CookFusion recognises what is there and shows what it makes — no shopping trip, no hunting for five missing ingredients.
Three ways in, all free
Photograph the shelf and let the vision model find the ingredients. Or type them: chicken, rice, a lemon. Or answer three questions — how long you have, how many people, which meal — and take the shortlist.
What comes back is not "similar recipes" but ones that genuinely build from what you listed. Where something is missing, it says so, and one tap sends it to the shopping list.
Leftovers are not a lesser meal
Half a vegetable, the end of a carton of cream, a piece of cheese. Separately they read as waste; together they are dinner. The matching looks at what is there rather than what is absent.
Portions rescale to the number of people eating, with proper amounts rather than dividing by eye.
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Common questions
Do I have to take a photo?
No. You can type the ingredients instead, or answer three short questions about time, people and meal.
What if nothing matches what I have?
It shows recipes missing one or two ingredients and names them. It does not pretend a dish is ready when it is not.
Does it respect allergies?
Yes. Everyone at your table is added with their own allergies, and anything clashing is filtered out before you see it.