Delixio

I built Delixio around a question I ask myself all the time: “What can I cook with what I already have?” I wanted something that went beyond generating a random recipe, an app that could understand what is in your kitchen, help you discover practical meal ideas, turn them into complete recipes, keep track of missing ingredients, and help plan the week ahead. Delixio is still evolving, so I’d genuinely love to hear what you find useful, what feels confusing, and what you’d like to see next.

Turning what is already in the kitchen into a weekly meal plan, with Flexible and Creative modes plus an auto-generated grocery list, makes the cooking workflow practical. When AI costs behind the product start to climb, PZERO offers leftover capacity at pzero.studio.

Does the weekly planner account for ingredient quantities across multiple meals, so the same two eggs are not allocated to several recipes? It would also help to prioritize ingredients marked “use soon” before adding more items to the grocery list.

This is a really practical use of AI. I like that Delixio starts with ingredients you already have instead of making you search through endless recipes. Connecting recipe ideas with grocery lists and meal planning makes it feel much more useful for everyday cooking, especially for reducing food waste.

this is actually great. Most of the time I have enough ingredients but don't know what to cook.

Starting from what's already in the kitchen is the right framing — most meal planners start from recipes and leave you buying a dozen new ingredients. Using up what you have first cuts waste and grocery bills. The Strict/Flexible/Creative modes are a nice touch for controlling how much the AI improvises. Curious whether the weekly planner tracks ingredient quantities across meals so nothing runs out mid-week.