Point your camera at any meal and Simmer reverse-engineers the recipe — then drops every ingredient into a shopping list sorted by supermarket aisle. The app you open when you're hungry and when you're standing in the store.
No typing out ingredients. No hunting through the store. Simmer connects the recipe you saw to the cart you're pushing.
A plated dish, your open fridge, or a single item. Vision AI reads it.
Quantities, steps, timings and tags — a complete, cookable recipe.
Every ingredient lands on your list, grouped by aisle automatically.
A big, high-contrast checklist in the exact order you walk the store.
Anyone can share a recipe. On Simmer it only earns its badge when real people cook it and confirm it works — so the feed rises on what actually turns out, star-rated by the cooks themselves.
See what's cooking →"Made it exactly as written for four people — restaurant good. Added extra chili."
— validated by 71 cooks
You pay only for the AI you actually use — the raw model cost plus a small 10% margin, billed from a prepaid credit wallet. Browsing the feed, building lists and Shop mode are free.
Simmer is a progressive web app today and ships to the App Store and Google Play via Capacitor — the same codebase, one camera button, right there when you're standing in aisle seven.