Recipes from the ingredients you have
The answer to “What can I cook with what I have?” is in your kitchen. Pick whatever you have; YiYo suggests a recipe that fits your preferences, and you cook it step by step.
Pick what you have, get a recipe.
Flag whatever is in your fridge: 350 ingredients across nine categories, and add your own if something is missing. Get a recipe that fits your preferences; cook it step by step, and when you're done it turns into a meal with one tap.
Save the ones you like to your favorites and use them again next week.



Recipes by ingredient, in three steps
Instead of overthinking what to cook, flag what's in your kitchen; the recipe starts from there.
Pick your ingredients
Flag what you have from 350 ingredients sorted into nine categories. Find what you need by name; if it isn't on the list at all, add it yourself.Look over your recipe
From what you picked, you get a recipe that fits your preferences. Its time, difficulty and ingredients are all on one screen.Cook it step by step
Follow the steps in order. When you're done, turn the recipe into a meal with one tap; if you liked it, save it to your favorites.
Recipes that fit your preferences and restrictions
What you told it during setup is also taken into account when recipes are generated: your dietary preferences, allergies and health conditions. You don't have to pick them again for every recipe.
So the recipe looks not only at the ingredients you have, but at you too. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and lactose-free diets are among these preferences as well.
If you have an allergy, still check what goes into every suggested recipe yourself.
Cook step by step, then add it as a meal
When you start cooking, the steps come up on screen one at a time; no hunting for your place in a long block of text. Going back to the previous step is one tap, too.
When the food is ready, turn the recipe into a meal with one tap; it's added to your plan.
Don't lose a recipe you liked
Save a recipe you love to your favorites and cook it again next week. You won't have to search for the same dish all over again.
Your favorites are tied to your account and synced across your devices.
Healthy recipes from what's in your kitchen
It might be a five-minute breakfast or a dish baked in the oven. These are only examples; your recipe is generated from the ingredients you pick and your preferences.
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Menemen15 min
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Lentil soup30 min
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Roast chicken and vegetables45 min
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Oatmeal with fruit5 min
What you should know
Recipes are generated with AI. Here's a quick look at what's shared and what to keep in mind.
- Your name doesn't go to the AI
- Your nutrition profile is sent for recipe generation: height, weight, age, sex, allergies, health conditions and preferences. Your name, email and account identifier are not sent.
- The result is an estimate
- Generated recipes are not 100% accurate. They are for information only and are not a substitute for medical advice.
- You need an internet connection
- You need a connection to generate recipes. Your plan and daily tracking, though, are also stored on your device.
- If you delete your account
- Your favorite recipes, recipe history and the custom ingredients you added are deleted too. Deletion can't be undone.
Questions about recipe suggestions
What can I make with the ingredients I have?
Flag what's in your kitchen in the app. YiYo generates a recipe from the ingredients you pick, taking your preferences and restrictions into account.
What if the ingredient I'm looking for isn't on the list?
There are 350 ingredients in nine categories; if the one you're looking for isn't there, you can add it yourself.
Do recipe suggestions cost anything?
No. YiYo is free; every feature is unlocked, recipe suggestions included.
Can I log a recipe I cooked as a meal?
Yes. When you finish cooking, you turn the recipe into a meal with one tap; it's added to your plan.
Start today.
The moment you finish the questions, your first weekly plan is ready. Free.
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YiYo is not a health institution, a dietitian or a medical doctor. The plans it offers are for information only and do not replace medical advice. During pregnancy or breastfeeding, and for people with kidney disease, diabetes that requires medication or insulin, or a history of eating disorders, the app should only be used under the supervision of a doctor or dietitian.



