EatStash is a mobile application that centralizes recipe management and streamlines meal preparation for home cooks. It eliminates the fragmentation of recipes across various sources and simplifies grocery shopping by generating aisle-sorted lists from meal plans.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Home cooks often struggle with fragmented recipes scattered across cookbooks, websites, and personal notes, making meal planning and grocery shopping time-consuming and inefficient. This disorganization leads to decision fatigue, reliance on takeout, and food waste.
Solution
EatStash is a mobile application designed to centralize recipe management and streamline the meal preparation process. It allows users to import recipes from various sources, including websites, cookbooks, and personal notes, consolidating them into a single, searchable digital cookbook. The app simplifies meal planning by generating personalized meal plans from the user's recipe collection and automatically creating aisle-sorted grocery lists. EatStash also offers a hands-free cooking mode, enabling users to navigate recipes without touching their devices, and provides customized prep guides to optimize weeknight cooking.
Target Audience
EatStash primarily targets home cooks who want to simplify meal planning, reduce food waste, and save time and money by cooking at home more often.
Features
- Recipe import from websites, cookbooks, screenshots, and manual entry
- Automatic recipe tagging and categorization (e.g., "Quick," "Vegetarian," "One-pot")
- Personalized meal plan generation based on user preferences and recipe collection
- Automatic grocery list creation, sorted by aisle for efficient shopping
- Hands-free cooking mode with camera-based navigation
- Customizable prep guides for efficient meal preparation
- Search, sort, and filter functionality for easy recipe discovery
- Option to rate recipes
- Ability to share subscription with entire household through Apple's Family Sharing