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What's in your fridge?

Meals sorted in one tap.

List what you've got. We'll find fast recipes you can make tonight — plus dishes you're just a few items away from, if you fancy a quick grocery run.

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How OneToCook works

It’s for the after-work moment when you’re hungry, tired, and staring at a half-stocked fridge. Three steps, no account, no endless scrolling through recipes you can’t actually make.

  1. 1

    List what you have

    Type the ingredients sitting in your fridge and pantry — even just a handful. No account, no sign-up.

  2. 2

    Set your kitchen

    Tell us your equipment (a single hob? an air fryer? a rice cooker?) and how much time you’ve got tonight.

  3. 3

    Cook the best match

    Get recipes for 1–2, ranked by how much you already have — so you rarely need a grocery run.

Cook what you already have

Recipes are ranked by how much of each you own, so the best match is usually the one that needs nothing from the shop. Less food waste, fewer last-minute grocery runs.

Built for small kitchens

A single induction hob, a microwave and kettle, or just an air fryer — tell us your equipment and you’ll only ever see dishes you can actually make tonight.

Portioned for 1–2

No “serves 6” maths. Everything is sized for cooking for one or two, with fast, weeknight-friendly steps and Southeast-Asian ingredient names you’ll recognise.

Browse by cuisine

Fast, fridge-friendly ideas across the cuisines busy cooks in Singapore and Southeast Asia reach for most.

Frequently asked questions

Is OneToCook free to use? +

Yes — OneToCook is completely free and needs no account or sign-up. Just tell it what’s in your fridge and start cooking.

How does it suggest recipes from my ingredients? +

You enter the ingredients you have and the equipment in your kitchen. OneToCook then ranks recipes by how much of each you already own, so the top suggestions need the fewest extra purchases — and only shows dishes your equipment can actually make.

Are the recipes suitable for a small kitchen or just one person? +

That’s the whole point. Every recipe is portioned for 1–2 people and tuned for compact, weeknight kitchens — a single induction hob, a microwave and kettle, or an air fryer are all fair game.

What kind of food does OneToCook cover? +

Fast, home-style cooking across Western, Fusion, Chinese, Indonesian, Thai, Malaysian and Japanese cuisines, plus no-cook salads — with ingredient names and shortcuts that make sense in Singapore and Southeast Asia.

How are the recipes created? +

Recipes are AI-assisted and reviewed for realistic steps, timings and equipment. They’re a strong starting point — use your own judgement on allergens, freshness and food safety.