EVIDENCE-CHECKED PRODUCT COMPARISON
Choose SuperCook when free access and broad recipe discovery are the priority. Choose FridgeFox when a reviewed fridge photo, persistent pantry, optional expiry dates, household sharing, and visible recipe match gaps matter more. FridgeFox should not claim to beat SuperCook on recipe breadth.
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FEATURE MATRIX
| Criterion | FridgeFox | SuperCook |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing checked | Pro €9.99/mo or €99.99/yr; Family €19.99/mo or €199.99/yr | Free in US App Store listing |
| Supported input | Food photo + manual entry | Ingredient selection + voice |
| Fridge / pantry / freezer | One persistent pantry list | Ingredient pantry |
| Manual entry | Yes | Yes |
| Photo scanning | Yes, followed by review | Not stated |
| Barcode / receipt | No / No | Not stated / not stated |
| Expiry tracking / notifications | Optional dates / no push notifications | Not stated / not stated |
| Recipe matching / missing items | Matches, percentages, and visible missing items | Large collection + one-missing filter stated |
| Household sharing | Family: one owner + five members | Not stated |
| Web / Android / iOS | Responsive web/PWA | Web and iOS verified; Android not reverified |
Best for: Reviewed food photos that become a persistent pantry with transparent recipe gaps
Limitations: Paid web/PWA; one pantry list; no barcode, receipt scan, grocery list, push expiry reminders, or automated weekly plan
Check the official product source ↗Best for: Broad recipe discovery from selected or spoken ingredients
Limitations: Recipe-first rather than expiry-first; the checked official listing does not describe fridge-photo scanning
Check the official product source ↗SuperCook’s official App Store listing describes a very large aggregated collection, more than 2,000 selectable ingredients, voice input, and a one-missing-ingredient filter. That makes recipe breadth its clearest strength.
FridgeFox provides a smaller, more inventory-connected recipe experience. Its cards show a match percentage, what is already available, and what is missing.
FridgeFox stores reviewed scan results in a persistent pantry and supports optional user-entered dates. SuperCook is organized around an ingredient pantry for recipe discovery; the official listing checked does not state expiry tracking or fridge-photo scanning.
A user seeking recipes alone may prefer SuperCook. A user seeking one workflow from photo to reviewed inventory to recipe gap may prefer FridgeFox.
Try entering a mixed shelf, removing consumed food, and finding a recipe that is only one or two items away. Compare correction time, match clarity, and whether the ingredient list remains useful after several days.
HONEST LIMITS
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