Photo
Photo-first ingredient read
Start from a fridge, pantry, or counter photo instead of typing a full inventory.
From this counter
Three possible directions- Tomato lentil rice
- Spinach herb omelet
- Lemony carrot bowl
SelfMosaic · less 6 p.m. guesswork
Fridge, pantry, or counter photo in; practical meal ideas out.
Add one clear fridge, pantry, or counter photo. Get three grounded ideas. Save the one that feels like dinner.
SelfMosaic uses AI to read your kitchen photo and write the meal ideas. How your photo is processed
Web early accessKitchen available now
- 1-3kitchen photos
- 3meal options
- 0pantry setup
What SelfMosaic includes
The useful parts show up before the planning work.
Read the photo, see a few grounded options, then correct or save only when it helps.
Options
Three practical meals
See a small set of practical ideas before you spend time editing anything.
Correction
Edit only missed ingredients
If the visible list includes something wrong or misses something clear, correct only that item.
Repeat
Save the meals worth repeating
Keep only ideas you would make again, so saved meals become a useful rotation.
See the kitchen loop in motion
Watch five kitchen situations unfold.
Pick a situation and follow the next useful decision—without turning dinner into data entry.
Optional vegan note
See how a vegan meal note shapes three pantry meal ideas
Follow one sample pantry photo and optional vegan note to three comparable ideas, then open the one that fits.
Autoplay is off for reduced motion. Use the chapter buttons.
Pantry photo: Start with one clear pantry view
Sample pantry shelf with pasta, rice, legumes, tomato sauce, onions, garlic, potatoes, oil, and jars of seasonings.
Sample optional direction: Meal note: vegan. Use this photo.
Chapter 1 of 5Start with one clear pantry view
- Input
- 1 sample pantry photo
- Meal note
- Vegan request
- Outcome
- 3 sample meal ideas
- Selected
- Tomato chickpea pasta · 25 min + chickpea prep
Illustrative sample. The optional vegan note shapes these ideas. Check labels and prepare dried ingredients as directed. Timing varies with ingredient state.
Illustrative walkthrough: a sample pantry photo and optional vegan meal note produce a working ingredient read, three meal ideas, and a selected tomato chickpea pasta option. Packaged ingredients and preparation still need personal checking.
One photo, one continuous story
The kitchen stays the same. The decision gets clearer.
The same photo moves from ingredient read to three options to your saved shortlist. The app changes the interpretation—not the evidence.
Motion reduced by your device setting
Representative sample flow: add one clear kitchen photo, receive three practical meal ideas, review the photo-read list only if needed, and save a meal worth repeating.
- Photo
- Three meals
- Review if needed
- Save what works