DishGen

Start by listing what you need to use up—half a bag of spinach, leftover rice, a few eggs, or that open jar of salsa. Enter those items along with any limits like “no dairy,” “high-protein,” or “low-sodium,” then generate a cooking plan you can follow right away. The result is useful when dinner has to happen fast: you get a clear set of steps, amounts, and timing that fit the ingredients you already own.

When you don’t know what to cook, use it to explore options before you shop. Try a prompt such as “three weeknight ideas under 30 minutes” or “lunch meal-prep with chicken and chickpeas,” then pick the one that matches your schedule. If you’re working from a recipe you already like, paste the idea and ask for changes—swap proteins, adjust spice level, make it vegetarian, or convert it into a different style—without rebuilding the whole dish.

For planning, generate several variations for the same core ingredients so you can rotate flavors across the week and avoid repeating meals. Save the results you’d cook again, revisit earlier creations when you’re short on time, and share a finished recipe with family or roommates so everyone cooks from the same instructions. If you run into subscription or account issues, use the Contact page, and check the Premium page for plan details.