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Food diary that imports recipes from any site, logs home-cooked and restaurant meals, and suggests what to make next.
WhatDidYouHaveForDinner is a personal food log. You import recipes from wherever you found them and organise them in one place, then record every meal you eat - cooked at home or ordered out - so the history builds into a diary rather than a scattered set of bookmarks. It also carries restaurant reviews, recipe sharing between users and AI-generated meal suggestions drawn from what you have logged. Two paid tiers exist: Basic at $1.99 a month on annual billing or $2.50 monthly, and Premium at $3.49 annual or $4.00 monthly, both with a 14-day trial. The footer credits an individual, Dan Waters; no company or country is given.
$1.99/month is the Basic tier billed annually; paying monthly costs $2.50. Premium is $3.49 annual or $4.00 monthly. Every paid tier includes a 14-day trial.
Use tool ↗A cheap, unfussy recipe box with a meal log attached - the interesting part is that logging restaurant meals alongside home cooking gives the suggestion engine something real to work with. It is one person's project with no company behind it, and there is no mobile app, which is awkward for a tool you are meant to open at the dinner table.
Watch out: There is no dedicated pricing or about page - /pricing and /about both return 404, so the homepage is the only source for what you are buying.
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