What Airffic Recipe is
"There is chicken, cabbage and eggs in the fridge. What do I make tonight?" Recipe sites assume you start from a dish name, so they answer this badly. Airffic Recipe starts from ingredients. Write what you have and AI proposes three meals you can make tonight, each with a time estimate and steps.
You can add conditions in plain words: under 15 minutes, kid-friendly, low-carb, packable for lunch. The AI is told to keep added ingredients to a minimum. If something has to be bought, it is the meal that should give way.
Meals are generated by AI (Anthropic's Claude). There is no nutrition calculation. If you have allergies or a diet from your doctor, check the suggestions against that standard. Meals you like can be saved and found again the next time the same things are left over. The app itself is currently in Japanese; an English interface is on the roadmap.
How to use it
- 1Write the ingredientsWhat is in the fridge, in any order, separated by commas.
- 2Add conditions (optional)Time, who is eating, preferences, restrictions. Everyday words are fine.
- 3Get the mealsThree proposals: dish name, time, what you have and what to add, four to six steps.
- 4Save itSaving a meal keeps it together with its ingredients.
Questions
- Does it show nutrition or calories?
- No. Meals and steps only. If you need to manage nutrition, check the suggestions against your own standard.
- Can it handle allergies?
- Write conditions such as "no egg" or "no wheat" and it will avoid them. It is AI output, though, so always make the final check yourself.
- Can it send ingredients to the shopping list?
- Copy the "to add" ingredients into Airffic Grocery. Sending them automatically is a future candidate.
- Which AI does it use?
- Anthropic's Claude, instructed to keep added ingredients minimal and steps to four to six.
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