Coming to iPhone
Coming to iPhone
Photograph your kitchen. Get one confident dinner. Cook it. Tah’dar.
And the cupboard, if you’re feeling thorough.
Not forty tabs — the one you’ll actually cook, from what’s actually in.
Your plate, your photo — the app’s imagery is real dinners, never stock.
It does breakfast and lunch too. Dinner is just where it shines.
A game, not the app — the real thing reads your actual shelves.
Sunday: photograph the kitchen. Lardar plans your week — dinners that share ingredients cleverly — and writes one shopping list for the gaps. Days are suggestions, not orders. A quiet week is allowed.
Five dinners on us. Then one free dinner a week, forever. No card, no account, no catch.
£2.99 a month, or £24.99 a year — every dinner, every night, plus The Week Ahead.
Cancel in one tap, inside the app. We made it easy on purpose.
No account to create. Your inventory, cookbook and saved supper photos stay on your phone. Kitchen scan images are sent securely to our AI provider to identify ingredients, then discarded after processing. We count anonymous tallies — ‘a dinner was cooked’, a number and a date, nothing that could identify you — and there’s a switch to turn even that off. If any of this ever changes, the privacy page changes first, in plain English.
The whole privacy page, in actual English →