Make room for eating well.
Heat connects your meal plan to your fridge, showing what you have and what is still missing.
FROM YOUR FRIDGE TO YOUR WEEK
Build your week around what you already have.
Try the guest prototype to connect your weekly plan, fridge inventory and grocery list.
From your fridge to your week.
Turn food preferences, a fridge photo and a weekly grocery list into one practical routine.
Plan
Choose your food preferences, household needs and weekly routine.
Scan
Photograph your fridge, then review the suggested ingredients and quantities.
List
Compare your confirmed inventory with your plan to see which groceries are missing.
Know what you have. See what you need.
Review your fridge scan
Photo suggestions start as a draft. Check ingredient identities and quantities before adding them to your confirmed inventory.
Use what’s already there
See which ingredients you have available before adding more food to your grocery list.
Shop for what’s missing
Compare your confirmed fridge inventory with your weekly plan to make a focused list of groceries you still need.
Know what you have. See what you need.
Heat compares your confirmed fridge inventory with your weekly plan to show what is already available and what belongs on your grocery list. Eggs, yogurt, tomatoes and spinach can stay off the list; oats, berries and wholegrain bread are still needed. Review the difference before you shop, so your list reflects the food you actually have.
Less guesswork. A more practical week.
Stay on track
Connect your weekly plan to the ingredients confirmed in your fridge, so your next meals reflect what is actually available at home.
Plan faster
Check your plan and confirmed inventory together instead of repeatedly comparing recipes, cupboards and grocery notes.
Waste less
Make use of ingredients you already have before adding more food to your basket.
Shop with focus
See the groceries your plan still needs in one list, without duplicating items already in your confirmed inventory.
Your kitchen. Your choice.
Healthy Eat is built to connect a weekly eating plan with the food you have at home while keeping fridge-photo review in your hands. When you take a fridge photo, Heat explains when the image will be processed and asks for your consent before analysis. The resulting ingredient suggestions remain a draft: review their identities and quantities before adding anything to your confirmed inventory. Your grocery list is then based on what you have confirmed, rather than treating every photo suggestion as fact.
