TinyRecipe generates recipes instantly

Vladislav Siumbeli’s TinyRecipe surfaced on X on September 8 in a post by user @vladsiu showing an interface that generates recipes from pantry ingredients. The post described TinyRecipe as an AI tool that can turn ingredients a user already has into dishes, and it included a screenshot of the product in use. The post did not spell out cuisine coverage, pricing tiers or device support in the text provided. TinyRecipe itself appears to be a broader recipe and meal-planning app tied to Siumbeli’s name on app-store listings and a product page. ### What exactly did the September 8 post show? The September 8 X post highlighted TinyRecipe as a pantry-based recipe generator, framing the product around instant meal ideas from ingredients already on hand. The screenshot matched the app’s broader positioning around recipe creation, pantry tracking and meal planning, based on store and product-page descriptions. Vladislav Siumbeli is also named as the developer on the Apple App Store listing for TinyRecipe, which supports the connection between the social post and the app distribution pages. (vladsiu.com) The listing describes the app as an “AI recipe generator, meal planner, and smart grocery list” product. ### Is TinyRecipe only a recipe generator? TinyRecipe’s product page says the app can generate recipes “straight from your pantry,” save recipes, automate grocery lists and aim to reduce food waste. (vladsiu.com) The Apple App Store listing adds meal planning, pantry tracking and a guided cook mode to the feature set. The App Store description says users can import recipes from websites or scan paper cookbooks, build a digital recipe box, drag recipes into a weekly calendar and create categorized shopping lists. (apps.apple.com) It also says the pantry tracker is designed to show what is already in stock. ### When did the AI pantry feature appear? Version 1.9.0 of TinyRecipe on Apple’s App Store says the update “adds the ability to generate recipes from pantry items using AI,” along with bug fixes and performance improvements. (vladsiu.com) That wording indicates the pantry-generation feature was added as a recent update rather than being the app’s original only function. Earlier App Store text captured months before the latest listing emphasized recipe saving, pantry syncing, grocery lists and guided cooking, but did not foreground AI pantry generation in the same way. (apps.apple.com) That suggests TinyRecipe’s marketing has shifted toward AI-generated recipe creation as a lead feature. This is an inference based on changes between store descriptions. ### Where can users get it, and what does it cost? Apple’s App Store lists TinyRecipe as a free download with in-app purchases and says it is designed for iPhone and iPad. The store page also refers to monthly and annual Pro subscriptions with free trials, plus a lifetime purchase option in at least one regional listing. Google Play also carries the app under the package tied to Vladislav Siumbeli, indicating Android availability in addition to iOS. (apps.apple.com) The Google Play listing describes TinyRecipe as a recipe manager, meal planner and grocery-list app, while third-party app trackers also show Android and iOS distribution. ### What remains unclear from the public listings? (apps.apple.com) The September 8 post and the store pages do not provide a detailed public breakdown of supported cuisine types, model providers or how recipe outputs are ranked. The available listings also do not show a widely visible review base yet; Apple’s page says the app has not received enough ratings or reviews to display an overview. (play.google.com) The next public markers will likely come from updated store notes, pricing disclosures in U.S. storefronts and any further posts by Vladislav Siumbeli on X or on TinyRecipe’s product page. As of September 8, the clearest verified details are the pantry-based AI recipe feature, the app-store availability and the Pro upsell tied to expanded usage. (vladsiu.com) (apps.apple.com)