Onion · 98%Tomatoes · 97%Lemons · 95%Broccoli · 99%AI vision
Snap your fridge
Take one photo. The AI spots what's on the shelves and adds it to your kitchen — you just confirm.
AI recipe agent· one recipe, made for tonight
Cook what you have.Match your mood. Track your nutrition. Waste less. Share it nearby.
Tell Stoviro what's in your kitchen and how the day has been. Its AI turns the ingredients you already have into one recipe to cook now — not forty search results.
0+cook-tested recipes, rated by real home cooks
What should I cook?
8 items inIn my kitchen
Tonight — the AI cooks for this
1How the day has been
2Time I have
Cook this
stressed · 25 minSoft eggs folded through sweet onion and tomato, piled on buttered toast. The fastest warm thing in the house.
Have it
100
Mood fit
100
Cook now
93
Nothing missing. You can start now.
Working demo — the ranking runs in your browser.
StoviroStressed · 25 min
Stressed, want something spicy
Stoviro AI
Here are 3 meals you can make in 25 minutes with what you have.
AI PICK
Skillet Chicken with Lemony Yogurt Sauce
20 min·100% matchHalal
412kcal36gprotein18gcarbs
Cook with voice02Tomato Bread with Fried Egg
15 min · 100% match
03Spicy Chicken Fried Rice
15 min · 80% match
CookPlanKitchenScan
Step 2 of 5
“Heat a little oil in the pan until it shimmers.”
Use soon
Greek yogurtused tonight
How the AI works
Tell it how you feel. The AI does the rest.
Stoviro's AI agent reads your message like a friend would — your mood, your fridge, your clock, your allergies — and comes back with one recipe, not forty tabs.
- 1You say itType or talk, the way you'd tell a friend. No forms, no filters.
- 2AI understandsIt picks out your mood, what you have, your time, your diet and your allergies.
- 3AI searchesIt checks 40,000+ cook-tested recipes — and searches the web when it needs to.
- 4One answerOne recipe to cook right now, and a sentence on why it fits tonight.
Stoviro AI
Listening…
Three decisions, every evening
Dinner isn't a search problem. It's a decision you're too tired to make.
01
What do I actually have?
Half a bag of spinach, yogurt past its best, rice from Tuesday. Scattered, forgotten, partly used.
02
What do I feel like eating?
Mood drives food choice more than nutrition does. Stress asks for salt and crunch. A flat day asks for something warm.
03
What can I cook right now?
Twenty-five minutes, one good pan, no trip to the shop. Everything else is theoretical.
Recipe apps answer the first question and ignore the other two. Stoviro treats all three as one question, and returns a single thing to cook — not a results page.
Share food nearby
Spare food, a neighbor's meal
Some people have more than they'll eat. Some could use a meal. Stoviro connects the two, a short walk apart.
Have food to give?
List it in a minute
Snap a photo, say what it is, and choose how long it's available. Someone nearby claims it and picks it up. Any account can give.
Need food?
Join the list for food near you
Getting food starts with the list. Turn on notifications and share your location, and we'll let you know the moment something is shared nearby. It's free.
Step one
Start with
what's already there
Type it, scan a barcode, or photograph the shelf. Quantities stay loose — “some”, “half a packet”, “going over tomorrow” — because that's how kitchens actually work.
Expiry aware — Items on their last day are ranked up, not forgotten.
Leftover remix — Tuesday's rice becomes tonight's base, not waste.
Substitutions — Missing one thing rarely means missing the meal.
Step two — the part nobody else does
Mood is an ingredient
Stress reaches for salt and crunch. A flat evening wants warm and familiar. Stoviro treats that as a preference signal — never a diagnosis — and you can overrule it in one tap.
- Stressed
Salty, crunchy, familiar
Low-effort comfort. Few pans, no decisions, done in 15.
- Tired
Fast, one pot, no cleanup
One pan, under 20 minutes, nothing to chop finely.
- Low
Sweet, warm, nostalgic
Something warm and familiar — with a lighter version beside it.
- Bored
Snacky, bold, a bit different
Small-batch and loud-flavoured. Uses the odds and ends.
- Celebrating
Indulgent, shareable
Worth the extra pan. Scales up for the table.
- Focused
High protein, clean, balanced
Protein-forward and balanced, without tasting like a diet.
The ranking in the panel above is the real function: ingredient match at 35%, mood at 20%, craving at 15%, time at 15%, nutrition at 10%, and a waste-reduction bonus for anything about to turn.
The second reason this matters
Most of it is
thrown away at home
Households are the largest single source of consumer food waste — roughly 631 million tonnes a year. Not farms, not shops. Kitchens, where food was bought with good intentions and then forgotten behind something else.
0.00bn tonnes
Food wasted worldwide in 2022
0%
Of consumer-level waste comes from households
0kg
Wasted per person, per year, on average
0%
Of global greenhouse gas emissions, at the top of the range
Figures: UNEP Food Waste Index Report 2024. The produce falling away is the household share.
More AI in your kitchen
An AI that sees, listens and cooks along.
Onion · 98%Tomatoes · 97%Lemons · 95%Broccoli · 99%Only 15 minutes and no oven tonight.
Stoviro AIThen a skillet: Spinach Egg Fried Rice, 15 minutes, all on the stove. Want it spicier?
Yes, add some heat.
AI conversation
Just talk to it
Change your mind, add a rule, ask for more heat. It keeps up like a friend in the kitchen would.
Step 3 of 6Hands-free
“Can I use butter instead of oil?”
Yes — use a little less, and keep the heat at medium so it doesn't brown too fast.
AI voice
Cook hands-free
It reads each step aloud and answers questions mid-recipe, so your hands stay in the pan.
Stoviro vs. other apps
Everything they do. Plus what they don't.
Recipe finders, meal planners and nutrition trackers each solve one part of the evening. Stoviro does their jobs in one place — and adds the parts none of them were built for.
Only on Stoviro
- AI
An AI that reads your mood
Say “stressed, 20 minutes” and it picks comfort food you can make now — not forty search results.
- AI
Cooks only what you have
Every suggestion uses at least 90% of the ingredients already in your kitchen. No surprise shopping trip.
- AI
Stock your kitchen by talking
Tell the AI what you bought, or snap the fridge. It adds everything — and asks when the milk goes off.
Share spare food nearby
List what you won't eat in a minute, and neighbors on the food list get a notification.
| Feature | Stoviro | Ingredient finders | Meal planners | Nutrition trackers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Picks recipes for your moodAI | ✓Yes | —Rarely | —Rarely | —Rarely |
| Talk to it in your own wordsAI | ✓Yes | ~Some apps | ~Some apps | ~Some apps |
| One clear answer, not a results pageAI | ✓Yes | —Rarely | ~Some apps | —Rarely |
| Cooks from what's already in your kitchen | ✓Yes | ✓Yes | ~Some apps | —Rarely |
| Uses food before it goes off | ✓Yes | ~Some apps | —Rarely | —Rarely |
| Reads a photo of your fridgeAI | ✓Yes | ~Some apps | —Rarely | ~Some apps |
| Add groceries and expiry dates by voiceAI | ✓Yes | —Rarely | —Rarely | —Rarely |
| Hands-free cooking that answers questionsAI | ✓Yes | —Rarely | —Rarely | —Rarely |
| Allergy, halal and diet filters | ✓Yes | ~Some apps | ✓Yes | ~Some apps |
| Weekly meal plan with one shopping list | ✓Yes | —Rarely | ✓Yes | ~Some apps |
| Nutrition tracking from what you cook | ✓Yes | —Rarely | ~Some apps | ✓Yes |
| Share spare food with neighbors | ✓Yes | —Rarely | —Rarely | —Rarely |
✓ Yes~ Some apps— RarelyWhat's typical of each kind of app; individual apps vary.
What it does
Built for the kitchen you actually have
Mood-to-meal modelAI
Emotions and cravings map onto real recipe attributes: warmth, spice, crunch, sweetness, effort, portion size.
Use it before it turns
Anything near its date is ranked up, so the yogurt gets eaten instead of binned.
Fridge photoAI
Photograph the shelf and confirm what was recognised. No typing out a full inventory.
Leftover remix
Yesterday's rice, chicken or bread becomes the base of tonight's meal rather than a second meal of the same thing.
Substitution engine
Missing an ingredient suggests a replacement by flavour and function, not by category.
Voice-first cookingAI
“I'm tired, I have chicken and rice, give me something easy.” Hands stay where they are.
Cooks the food you grew up on
South Asian, Middle Eastern, East Asian, Mediterranean and Western home kitchens — with halal, vegetarian and allergy filters that actually hold.
Budget mode
Ranks by what costs nothing new. Pantry staples first, shopping list last.
Lighter, beside — not instead
Every comfort recipe carries a lighter variant. The app never swaps your answer for a salad.
Questions
Recipe generator, answered.
What is Stoviro?
Stoviro is an AI recipe agent. Tell it the ingredients you already have and how you feel, and it suggests one recipe you can cook right now — instead of a page of forty search results.
How do I find a recipe with ingredients I already have?
Add what is in your fridge and pantry — type it, tap common staples, or describe it in your own words. Stoviro matches recipes to those ingredients, ranks the ones that need the fewest extra items, and tells you what to cook.
Can Stoviro suggest recipes based on my mood?
Yes. Say you are tired, stressed or craving something warm, spicy or crunchy, and Stoviro treats that as a preference alongside your ingredients and how much time you have. It is a taste signal, not medical advice.
Does it work with allergies and diets like halal or vegetarian?
Yes. Save your allergies once and every suggestion is checked against them, with halal, vegetarian and other diet filters. Always read product labels yourself too — no filter is a guarantee.
Does Stoviro show nutrition information?
Each recipe shows estimated calories and protein, and comfort dishes come with a lighter variant beside them, so you can see what you are eating without giving up the meal you wanted.
How does Stoviro help reduce food waste?
Ingredients close to their date are ranked first, and leftovers like rice, chicken or bread become the base of the next meal. Cooking what you already own is the simplest way to throw less food away.
Can I share food I am not going to eat?
Yes. If you have food that is still safe and good to eat but you won't finish it, you can list it so someone in need nearby can collect it. If you need food, join the food list and we'll let you know when something is shared near you.
Your kitchen, saved
What's for dinner?
Create an account and your kitchen is saved — what you have, what's about to turn, and where you left off.