Take one photo of your fridge. Pomara reads the shelves and hands back three dinners you can start tonight.


Open the door and shoot. Pomara names every item it can see, tells you how long each one has left, and lets you correct anything it got wrong. Half-used jars and unlabelled leftovers are the whole point.
What happens next→
Not a feed to scroll. Three dishes, each telling you what it uses up, what it skips, and whether you need to leave the house.

Tell Pomara once, per person in the house. Anything containing what you've excluded is gone before you ever see it, not flagged halfway down an ingredient list.
Cooking for a household where one of you can't have dairy and another won't touch shellfish is the normal case, not the edge case.
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Scan the cupboard once and the olive oil, the rice, the tin of chickpeas stay on the list. Every fridge photo after that is read against what you already keep, so the suggestions get sharper the longer you use it.
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