Sydney kitchens first. Then the rest of you.

What's for dinner?

Point your phone at a shelf. Peeky remembers what's in there, and tells you what you can cook tonight without a shop.

That didn't send. Check your connection and try again.

No spam. One message when there's a spot for your household.

You're on the list

We open a few kitchens at a time. You'll get one email when yours is up — bring the rest of the household with you.

Eat me first
Evening, Junipers 6:14

Reading the middle shelf…Tonight, from what you've got

6 eggs baby spinach chicken thighs jasmine rice soy sauce
Everything's in the kitchen

Chicken and spinach rice bowl

25 minutes · serves 4 · uses the spinach

Cook this
Spinach goes off Thursday
No shop required

A made-up household. The real idea: dinner from what's already there.

Scan. Cook. Plan. Shop.

Four moves. That's the whole app. No logging every item. No recipe that needs six things you don't own.

The fridge, finally visible

Hold your phone up. That's the whole logging system.

Fridge, pantry, freezer. Peeky reads the shelf, spells it properly, and sticks a use-by on it. You do not become a data-entry person after Coles.

The distinctive bit

Cook from what's already there. Or go a bit extra.

From the pantry. Top it up. Wow me. Same kitchen, three moods. Dinner that uses the spinach — or dinner that earns a little clap.

Before it becomes a threat

Use the spinach before it dies.

Peeky nags the useful kind of nag. The thing going off Thursday shows up in tonight's suggestion, not in next week's bin.

Thu · eat me
Nobody has to be CEO of dinner

Plan the week together. Then actually follow it.

Meals on one screen. Names on the nights. The group chat can go back to memes.

One shop. The whole house.

Everyone adds to the same list. Finally.

It only holds the gap between what's in the kitchen and what the week needs. Mo adds milk. Priya adds limes. Cam does not buy a second bag of rice.

Questions you might actually have

A household kitchen that knows what's on the shelf, what you can cook from it, and what still needs buying. Dinner is the side effect.
No. That's the whole point. Hold your phone up to the fridge or pantry. Peeky reads the shelf.
If those worked, you wouldn't still be standing in front of the fridge. Peeky starts with what's actually there — then plans, then shops the gaps.
Yes. That's the only way it works. One kitchen, one list, everyone on it. Built for the Junipers of the world, not the one person holding it all in their head.
We open a few kitchens at a time, Sydney first. Leave your email. One message when there's a spot — no drip campaign about “unlocking your best weeknight self.”
Both, once we're out of beta. Right now it's early access, a handful of households at a time.
Support is at meetpeeky.com/support. Account deletion lives at /delete-account — Apple asks, so we're not burying it.

Want your kitchen in the first group?

Leave your email. We'll be in touch as spots open. Bring the household — Peeky is a terrible solo sport.

That didn't send. Check your connection and try again.

No spam. One message when there's a spot for your household.

You're on the list

We open a few kitchens at a time. You'll get one email when yours is up — bring the rest of the household with you.

Dinner isn't hard. Deciding is.