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Version 1.0.4 · 2026-10-29
Small improvements and bug fixes.
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The store currently lists version 1.0.4, updated 2026-10-29.






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Uppetite helps you decide what to cook using the ingredients you already have. Snap your fridge, discover recipes, and start cooking in minutes — no extra planning needed.
How it works:
1. Snap a photo of your fridge or ingredients
2. Confirm detected items
3. Get recipe ideas and start cooking instantly
Why people use Uppetite
• Find recipes from ingredients you already have
• Discover quick meals when you’re short on time
• Reduce food waste by using ingredients before they expire
• Get step-by-step cooking guidance with clear instructions
• Stop wondering what to cook tonight
Designed for real life
Uppetite focuses on fast decision-making instead of complex meal planning. Whether you have leftovers, a half-full fridge, or no time to think — Uppetite helps you cook smarter with what you already have.
Make dinner easier. Open your fridge, snap, and start cooking.…
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Small improvements and bug fixes.
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