Our story

Cooking for one, done right.

Solo started with a full fridge and a familiar problem: good food going to waste because cooking for one felt like more effort than it was worth. We set out to fix that.

Start with a receipt
A single-serving meal being cooked in a pan on the stovetop
Fresh vegetables arranged on a market table

The problem

Groceries in, guesswork out

Recipes are written for four. Portions come in family sizes. So the person cooking for one buys more than they need, forgets what they have, and throws away the difference. Solo closes that gap by starting from what’s already on your shelves.

How it started

Built around the receipt

A grocery receipt already lists everything you bought. We taught Solo to read it, fill a pantry automatically, and match it to single-serving recipes — so the shortest path from shopping to dinner runs through a photo, not a spreadsheet.

A bright home kitchen with ingredients laid out on the counter

What we care about

Zero waste

Use what you have before it expires. Nothing bought for one meal should end up in the bin.

One serving

Every recipe is scaled to a single plate, so there are no leftovers and no mental math.

No busywork

Scan instead of type. Solo does the tracking so cooking stays the fun part.

A plated single-serving dish
A fresh grain and vegetable bowl
A simple meal set on a wooden table

Cook what you already have

Scan tonight’s receipt and see what you can make right now.

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