Dinner from a photo
Why Klaus starts with what is already in the fridge — not another meal plan.
Most kitchen apps ask you to plan first. Klaus flips it: show what you have, then dinner shows up.
A photo of the fridge is enough. Voice works too. Typed lists when you already know. Capture is an action — not a chatbot asking what you feel like tonight.
What Klaus watches
Ingredients become a short list you can edit. Recipes lean on what is already home. If the milk goes bad today, that is the rescue target — not a generic “healthy dinner.”
What this is not
No double exclamation marks. No pet-shop copy. Klaus stays in third person; you stay in charge.
Took something out? The menu adjusts itself.