This AI-powered kitchen assistant helps you manage your pantry, plan meals, and discover recipes hands-free. It tracks your inventory, creates smart grocery lists, and can even scan receipts to update your stock. Set dietary preferences and allergies for personalized meal suggestions.
1.0.3
August 11, 2026
• Cleaner recipe organization — every recipe now files into one simple list: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Snack, Dessert, Potluck, or Family Recipes (or make your own). No more confusing double categories, and Kitcha files new recipes into the right spot automatically. • A faster welcome — new cooks reach their free trial sooner, and stocking your kitchen is now optional so you can do it whenever you're ready.
MoreYour full AI kitchen assistant, billed monthly.
Kitcha allows you to track your pantry, fridge, and freezer contents. When you cook a recipe, it automatically subtracts the used ingredients, preventing duplicate purchases and food spoilage.
Yes, Kitcha simplifies meal planning by letting you schedule meals for the week. Once a meal is marked as 'Made it,' Kitcha updates your inventory accordingly.
You can add recipes by typing them in, pasting a link, or even snapping a photo of a cookbook page or handwritten card, which Kitcha can read.
No, Kitcha is ad-free and does not feature any advertisements. The developers emphasize privacy and a distraction-free user experience.
Kitcha offers a Premium subscription with monthly ($14.99/month) and yearly ($139.99/year) plans, both including a 7-day free trial.
Based on the provided data, Kitcha is currently supported on iPhone devices. Information regarding Android compatibility is not available.
You can set your allergies and dietary preferences within Kitcha. The assistant will then ensure all suggested recipes and meal plans adhere to these specific requirements.
Kitcha was last updated on July 22, 2026, with version 1.0. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, this indicates recent development activity.