ChefMaster · by The Trendsetter Agency

Cook with what you already have.

Snap the fridge, pantry, spices, and extras. ChefMaster asks your own AI account for three recipes, then writes the one you pick. Nothing to retype. No grocery cart.

What's for dinner?

Cook with what you already have.

Snap your fridge, pantry, spices, and extras. Skip any you like. We'll give you 3 recipes to choose from.

📸 Snap & Cook
My saved recipes
Settings

The screens

It looks like this on the phone.

Same colors, same words, same steps as the app: warm black, gold buttons, one question at a time.

Setup

Connect an AI account.

No API key to copy. Sign in to a provider you already use, or start the free model with no account.

Connect with Google
Continue with ChatGPT
Use Free Open-Source AI

Free uses Llama 3.3. It reads text only. Photos need Google or ChatGPT.

Connect

Any food rules?

We'll remember it on this phone.

These are cooking constraints. Recipes are not medical advice.

Diet
No restrictionVegetarianVeganHalalKosherGluten free
Allergies
NonePeanutsMilkShellfishSesame
Next: snap your food
Food rules

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What's in your fridge?

Open the fridge and snap a photo. Anything about to expire is perfect.

Optional. Skip it if you don't have any.

📸 Take a photo
Choose from my photos
Skip
Fridge

Ready to cook

Show me 3 recipes

Option 1 · Quick & EasySkillet eggs and greensUnder 20 minutes
Option 2 · Hearty comfortPantry tomato beansUses the can on the shelf
Option 3 · Chef's pickGarlic pasta from leftoversTap for the full recipe

Sample of the result screen. Your photos decide the real recipes.

Three choices

How it works

One step at a time.

1

Make an account

Email and a password of at least 8 characters. Sign in again on the same phone later. There is no separate Apple, Google, or Microsoft login for the ChefMaster account.

2

Connect the model that will cook

Connect Google for Gemini, continue with ChatGPT, or use the free Llama 3.3 model. The key stays encrypted on the server. The phone never stores it. Claude or a custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint can be turned on for an account when that provider is configured. Buttons that cannot finish a login are hidden, because stores reject dead buttons.

3

Say how you want recipes

Daily plan or only when you ask. One to fourteen days. Save on this phone, or email you. You can still share any recipe from the result.

4

Set food rules

Diet, allergies, and conditions to cook around. A search box can add another tag, such as keto, when the tag list is available. The phone copy of your answers wins over the account copy.

5

Photograph four places. Skip any.

Fridge, pantry, spices, then sauces, oils, and extras. One big Take a photo button, or a picture you already took. At least one photo is required.

6

Pick one of three, then save or share

Quick and easy under 20 minutes, hearty comfort food, or a creative chef’s pick. The full card lists ingredients, steps, prep, cook time, and servings, and says it is not medical advice. Save to the phone, or share a note with a link to try the app.

What you can tell it

Food rules, not a medical chart.

Diet

No restriction, vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian, halal, kosher, low carb, low sugar, gluten free.

Allergies

None, peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, soy, wheat, shellfish, fish, sesame. The model is told to keep that ingredient out, including likely cross-contact sources.

Conditions to cook around

None, diabetes, high blood pressure, kidney disease, celiac, heart disease. Optional. Used only as a cooking limit. The screen says this does not replace a clinician.

Your account

What stays, and what you can erase.

On the phone

Saved recipes and the food rules you picked. Find them under My saved recipes. Remove one there, or clear the app’s data.

On the server

Email, hashed password, optional name, diet and condition choices saved to the account, and the encrypted token for the AI you connected. Photos are not kept as files.

Delete

Settings, then Delete account. That removes the server account and related recipes, pantry text, and keys. You can also email us from the account address. Apple requires this, and it is in the app.

App stores

What a reviewer needs on one page.

The app is not yet on the public store shelves. This website is the listing, privacy policy, and support page to paste into App Store Connect and Play Console when you submit the build.

Contact

The Trendsetter Agency LLC

ChefMaster is published by the same studio as the rest of this website. Michelle Vance is the account holder.

Email
MichelleTrendsetters@gmail.com
support@thetrendsetteragency.com

Phone
(248) 321-9121

Book a call
calendly.com/michelletrendsetters/30min

Website
www.thetrendsetteragency.com

For a store reviewer

Privacy policy URL:
thetrendsetteragency.com/apps/chefmaster/privacy/

Support URL:
thetrendsetteragency.com/apps/chefmaster/support/

Account deletion is inside the app under Settings, and by email from the account address.