Decide your week's food once. Walk into the market knowing exactly what to buy and what it should cost. Then cook with someone in your ear at the stove — so dinner stops being a daily argument with yourself.
Free to start on iPhone, Android, or the web.
Three tired moments of your week — deciding, shopping, cooking — handed over to something that actually understands Nigerian food.
01 — Plan
That 6pm blankness — hungry, tired, no idea what to cook — is gone. Tell us five meals you already love (no long questionnaire) and your week arrives built around your region, your household, and how much time you actually have. Not in the mood for Thursday's soup? One tap and it's something else.
Melon-seed soup with assorted meat
02 — Shop
One list for the whole week — nothing bought twice, nothing forgotten, grouped the way the market is actually laid out. Type it the way you'd say it out loud — "Rice 1 derica 1,500" — derica, paint, mudu and all, and the total follows you from stall to stall. You see the damage while you can still do something about it.
You shouldn't have to explain that your Efo tastes different from your neighbour's. AmeboChef learns the food you grew up on and keeps suggesting things that taste like home — not somebody else's home.
South-West
Efo Riro, Amala, Gbegiri, Ewa Agoyin
South-East
Oha Soup, Abacha, Nkwobi, Ofe Nsala
North
Tuwo Shinkafa, Miyan Kuka, Suya, Kilishi
South-South
Edikang Ikong, Afang, Banga, Fisherman Soup
No wiping your hands on a towel to unlock a phone that slept off again. The screen stays on, the step you're on is big enough to read from across the kitchen, and the timer is loud enough to hear over frying oil.
It never sleeps mid-recipe, so your hands never have to touch it.
"My soup is too salty" — and you get a fix that knows the exact step you're on.
Type whatever is actually in the fridge — chicken, yam, pepper — and the AI Kitchen gives you real Nigerian meals you can cook tonight, with what you already have. No shopping trip, no giving up and ordering out. Fridge-scanning by camera is coming soon.
Nobody talks about these. They just happen every week, and they cost you money, food, and peace.
Bought palm oil today. Reached home. Full bottle behind the garri.
Tell AmeboChef what's at home once. Your market list quietly removes it, and the AI Kitchen cooks with what you have before it ever sends you out to buy.
Sunday's rice is still in the fridge. You already know how this ends.
The day after you cook, you get an idea for what that pot can become. Yesterday's money turns into today's dinner instead of Thursday's guilt.
You planned twelve meals this week. Ordered shawarma four times.
Planned against actually-cooked, right there on your week — and a Saturday recap that quietly celebrates you for showing up for your own kitchen.
Doctor said watch your sugar. Every "healthy" recipe app hands you quinoa.
Weight loss, muscle gain, diabetes-friendly — choose it once and every plan and suggestion respects it from then on. Still jollof. Still swallow. Still sweet.
One person can't eat meat. One is fasting. You're cooking three pots.
Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, allergies, whatever your house needs — and portions that come out right whether you're cooking for one or for twelve.
New phone. And your whole kitchen starts from zero?
Your plans, your cooking history, your taste — waiting on iPhone, Android, and the web. Sign in anywhere and it's exactly where you left it.
Planning your week, your market list and your recipes cost you nothing — forever. Pro is for when you want the AI in the kitchen with you every day, and you'll see the price in your own currency before you pay anything.
Free
Enough to change how your week feels
Pro
For when you want help every single day
It is built from the ground up for Nigerian and West African cuisine — regional tags, local-market ingredients, and processes like blending pepper bases or frying soups. Plus zero-survey onboarding and hands-free cooking.
Cook Mode engages your device's native wake lock, keeping the backlight on so you never touch the screen with greasy or wet hands.
A conversational helper with two jobs: Snap & Cook turns your fridge contents into recipes, and the in-cook assistant answers questions mid-recipe — like substitutes or how to fix a salty soup.
Yes — pantry mode ("wetin dey house") keeps a list of what's in your kitchen. Market runs skip those items automatically, and the AI Kitchen suggests meals built around what you already have.
Yes — vegan, vegetarian, keto, low-carb, gluten-free and custom restrictions. The weekly planner filters every recommendation to match.
Yes — weekly planning, grocery lists, and recipe discovery are free. Pro adds unlimited AI Kitchen chats, meal suggestions, and live cooking help. You'll see the Pro price in your local currency when you upgrade in the app.
Securely through Paystack, right in the web app. Nigerian users are billed in Naira, and everyone can view their price before upgrading. You can cancel anytime.
One evening of planning buys you a week without the 6pm panic, without the wasted money, and without asking yourself that question again.
Free to start. Available on iPhone, Android, and any browser.
