- Chicken thighs
- Lemons
- Garlic
- Broccoli
Write your own
Save family favorites and your own experiments. Fewd builds them from your foods, so it knows what's on hand and what to buy.
Keep about 40 whole foods stocked. Fewd turns them into weeks of real meals, tells you exactly what to buy, and walks you through every step at the stove.
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So it's takeout again, and you swore last week was the last time.
The rest of the bunch is now a science experiment in the crisper drawer.
Scroll past pop-ups, autoplay videos and someone's life story just to find out how long to roast the chicken.
Half of it is stuff you already had at home, buried behind the stuff you forgot about.
A $4 drink, a $3 bar, a new superfood powder. Big wellness promises, and an ingredient list that reads like a lab report.
New recipes, new ingredients, new cleanup. Novelty is fun, but it's exhausting as a weeknight routine.
The USDA estimates 30 to 40 percent of the US food supply goes to waste. A lot of it starts as one-off ingredients for one-off recipes.
Most recipe apps start with the recipe and send you to the store. Fewd starts with what you keep stocked and works backward.
Start with a balanced set of proteins, produce, beans, grains and freezer staples. Swap anything you don't eat.

Every recipe checks your pantry first. Cooking one takes the exact amounts off the shelf.

Plan the week and Fewd adds up what it takes, checks your shelves, and builds one short list.

This is where everyone starts. It covers the Daily 8: leafy greens, the cabbage family, berries, beans, omega-3s, something fermented, nuts and seeds, and colorful veg.
Plus a spice rack of 16 jars that makes the same foods taste like a different meal every night.
Chicken thighs, rice, broccoli and a lemon. Grab a different jar and it's a different meal. Tap one.
Smoky, a little sweet, crispy at the edges.
ways to pick 3 of your 40 foods and 1 of 16 jars. That's before you buy a single new ingredient.
One big step at a time, with your screen kept awake.

Twenty-five pounds of chicken thighs or one pack, Fewd tracks the real amount.

Every recipe turns into a card worth posting.

Claude dreams up new recipes from what is on your shelves right now.
A simple ring for the food groups that matter, with meals that fill the gaps.
Pick dinners for the week. Anything you're short on goes straight onto one shopping list.
Turn off nutrition, pantry, spices or community. Keep it as simple as a recipe box.
Fewd isn't only a recipe box. Write your own recipes, mix your own spice blends, and follow the cooks whose food you love. Everyone cooks from the same core foods, so a recipe from someone you follow is one you can actually make tonight.
Save family favorites and your own experiments. Fewd builds them from your foods, so it knows what's on hand and what to buy.
Name it, jar it, and Fewd remembers the ratio for next time. Keep it secret, or share it so other cooks can remix it.
Find people who cook the way you like to eat. Their new recipes land in your inbox, and you pick how often you hear about it.
Send a recipe to the test kitchen. Other cooks make it and rate it, and the good ones go live with your name on them.
Every recipe is marked Easy, Medium or Tricky, so you can start simple and work your way up. Each step has a short title, tells you what done looks like, and puts a quick how-to under anything new. Cook a few weeks and you'll find yourself reaching for the steps less and less.
Fewd is a web app. It installs in a few taps, takes almost no space, opens from your home screen like any other app, and updates itself.
Every feature, no card needed. Plan a week, scan a receipt, cook a few meals, then decide.
Less than one takeout delivery fee a month. Fewd plans, scans and shops for you.
Only the first 500 cooks
When the trial ends, everything you saved stays put. It just waits for you until you subscribe. Prices are what we plan to launch with and may change before then. Fresh ideas and scans use Claude, so each plan includes a monthly amount.
For the new homeowner, the college kid, the new parents, or the friend who keeps saying they'll start cooking more.
Pick a date and Fewd emails them a gift card that morning. They choose their few and start cooking that night. Gifting opens when Fewd launches.
Tell me when gifting opensThat's what the spice rack is for. Chicken thighs become shawarma bowls, sheet pan Greek chicken, or a ginger stir-fry depending on the jar you grab. Swap any food in or out whenever you like.
Cook mode shows one big step at a time, starts timers for you, and puts a quick how-to right under any step that searing, simmering or dicing might trip you up on.
Tell Fewd once during setup. It adjusts your starter foods, every recipe idea and the protein swaps to match.
No. Everything you write or mix stays private unless you choose to share it. If you'd rather skip the social side entirely, turn the community off in settings.
Then don't. Turn off nutrition tracking, pantry amounts, the spice rack or the community in settings and Fewd becomes a simple recipe box built around your foods.
Nothing disappears. Your foods, recipes and plans stay saved and you can still look at them. Subscribe whenever you're ready and everything picks up right where you left off.
Fewd installs straight from your browser in about 30 seconds, updates itself, and keeps your money out of app store fees. You still get a home screen icon and notifications.
Join the list and you'll hear first when Fewd opens. The first 500 cooks get founding member pricing: Fewd+ for $24.99 a year, locked in for as long as you stay.