Every feature, in the order you use it
Rendelog was built around one loop: know what you have, decide what to cook, cook it well, and buy only what is missing. Here is how each part works.
A kitchen inventory that is actually worth keeping
Most pantry apps die after a week because logging is tedious. Rendelog keeps it fast: quantity, unit, category and expiry in one sheet, grouped views, and a scanner for everything else. Then it pays you back — every recipe suggestion is ranked by what you own and what is about to expire.
- Quantity, unit, category and expiry date per item
- Grouped by fruit, vegetable, dairy, pantry and more
- “Expires soon” warnings surfaced on the main screen
- Camera scanner for fast entry after a grocery run
Filters that match real constraints
You do not need “30-minute meals” as a category — you need a recipe that fits the 40 minutes you have, feeds three people, avoids meat, and does not require an oven you do not own. Rendelog filters on all of it at once.
- Time limit, servings, dietary need and equipment
- Vegetarian, vegan and high-protein presets
- Only shows what your equipment can actually make
- Plan tonight or line up the whole week
Ranked matches, then AI for the rest
Rendelog checks the curated library first and scores every recipe against your pantry — a 100% match means you own everything. Expiring ingredients get pushed to the top. When nothing fits, the AI generator writes a new recipe around exactly what you have.
- Match percentage on every suggestion
- Recipes that use expiring ingredients rank first
- One-tap AI generation when the library falls short
- Calories, prep time and servings on every card
Step-by-step mode, built for messy hands
Large type, one instruction at a time, an ingredient checklist you can tick as you go, and timers that start straight from the step that needs them. No pinching, no scrolling back to find where you were.
- One step on screen at a time, in readable type
- Ingredient checklist tied to the current step
- Timers launched directly from the instruction
- Session history you can review afterwards
Ask mid-cook and get a real answer
The chat assistant knows the recipe you are in. Ask for a substitution, a doubling, a vegetarian version, or just whether the dough looks right. Every change it proposes is shown as a diff you approve — the recipe is never rewritten behind your back.
- Context-aware answers about the recipe you opened
- Substitutions with recalculated quantities
- Scale servings up or down without doing the math
- Answers in English or Turkish
When it goes wrong, it is not over
Too salty. Burned on the bottom. Sauce will not thicken. Dough will not rise. Describe what happened in your own words and Rendelog returns a targeted fix instead of a generic article — so dinner is still dinner.
- Free-text problem description, no menus to hunt through
- Fixes targeted at the dish you are actually cooking
- Practical steps you can do with what is in the kitchen
- Works for texture, seasoning, burning and timing problems
Inventory sync and a shopping list that writes itself
When you finish cooking, Rendelog pre-fills the arithmetic — used amount, remaining amount, final stock — and you just confirm. Anything a recipe needed but you did not have goes straight to the shopping list.
- Post-cook inventory sync with pre-filled quantities
- Missing ingredients added to the list in one tap
- Tick items off in the aisle and restore mistakes
- Add your own items alongside recipe ones
All of it, free to try tonight
Install Rendelog, add five ingredients, and see what it suggests.