Scan what you already have
Point your camera at a shelf, a shopping bag, or a barcode. Munch Hutch reads it into a real, editable stock list in seconds.
Scan your cupboard. Munch Hutch plans the week around what is already in it, shops only for the gaps, and counts the macros while you cook.


No spreadsheets, no manual calorie entry, no staring into the fridge hoping something appears.
Point your camera at a shelf, a shopping bag, or a barcode. Munch Hutch reads it into a real, editable stock list in seconds.
Recipes are ranked by what's already in your kitchen, who's eating, how long you've got, and what your household will actually finish.
Your list builds itself from the difference between your plan and your pantry — so you stop re-buying the herbs you already own.
Cook a recipe and it logs itself. Scan a barcode for exact packaged nutrition. Calories, protein, carbs, fat, and fibre without the data entry.
Most waste happens because nobody knows what is already in the house. Munch Hutch plans around your cupboard rather than around a catalogue, which is a different thing from a recipe app that asks what you fancy.
When something in your pantry is near its date, the plan puts a meal that uses it in front of you — and says so, on the dish: “Uses your spinach before it turns.”
The shopping list is the difference between the plan and your cupboard, so the herbs, the half-bag of rice and the tin you forgot never make it onto it twice.
Every shop is costed twice — against your real pantry and against bare shelves — so the difference is a real figure in pounds, not a claim.

Most food waste happens because nobody knows what's already there. Munch Hutch keeps a live picture of your kitchen so the plan you get is built on food you've already bought.

Fussy eaters, allergies, different schedules, one budget. Munch Hutch weighs all of it, then explains why it suggested what it did — so you can trust it or overrule it.

Every slot is a real recipe with a real time on it, built from what the cupboard already holds. Move a meal, swap it, or leave a night empty — the shopping list re-reckons itself around whatever you decide.
Not a generic meal generator. It reads what you own, what you finished last week, who is eating, and what you can spend — then tells you why it picked what it picked, so you can overrule it.

One pantry, one plan, one list, shared live — tick something off at the shop and it disappears from everyone else's phone. Roles keep the kids out of the plan.

Step-by-step cooking with real timers pulled from each step, a serving-size scaler, and a finish photo to earn points.

A kitchen companion with a real record — it levels up, earns a wardrobe, and reflects your cooking history. Not another points bar.

Nut-free, dairy-free, gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian filters applied at the ingredient level.

See the cost of a plan before you shop it, and where the savings actually are.

Challenge your household or friends to a photo-judged cooking competition — looks, taste, and a real winner.

Found a recipe on a blog or your favourite site? Paste the link and it's in your library, ingredients and method included.


Every meal you cook teaches Munch Hutch a little more about your household — and the plans get sharper from there.
Create your free accountThe planning, the recipes, the shared lists, the macros and Pal are all on the free tier. Premium lifts the limits on the parts that cost us money to run.
£0/month
£3.33/month
Billed £39.99 a year — 16% off the £3.99 monthly price.
Recipe apps start with a recipe and send you shopping. Munch Hutch starts with the food you've already paid for and works outward, so the plan you get is one you can mostly cook tonight.
No. Camera scanning reads shelves and packaging, barcode scanning pulls exact product nutrition, and finishing a recipe in cook mode logs its macros for you.
Yes. Invite your household and everyone shares one pantry, plan, and shopping list — updates show up for everyone as they happen, not just on refresh. Roles control who can edit what, and per-person tastes and allergies feed the recommendations.
Paste the link. Munch Hutch reads the recipe straight off almost any recipe site and adds it to your own library with the ingredients and method intact — you're not limited to the built-in catalog.
Yes. You can pause or cancel your subscription from your profile at any point — no phone call, no retention maze.
Start free today — no card needed to plan your first week.