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Version 4.4 · 2026-10-26
You can now save recipes directly from your favorite social media videos
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The store currently lists version 4.4, updated 2026-10-26.








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Hungry and don't know what to cook? Think Kitchy.
Kitchy turns what you already have into real meals in seconds. Tell Kitchy what you're craving, scan your fridge, and get dishes you can cook right away.
No overthinking. No endless recipe scrolling. Just open Kitchy and start cooking.
WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH KITCHY
• Scan Your Fridge
Snap a photo and Kitchy spots your ingredients instantly.
• Save Recipes from Social Media
Saw a dish you want to try in a post? Save it to Kitchy and get the ingredients and steps in one place.
• Get a Custom Menu
A fresh menu built around your pantry, your cravings and your time.
• Cook with Confidence
Clear step-by-step instructions, cook times and difficulty for every dish.
• Save Money and Waste Less
Use what's already in your kitchen, skip extra grocery runs and see how much you save compared to takeout.
HOW IT WORKS
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You can now save recipes directly from your favorite social media videos
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