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Simple Capture
vs SuperCook
SuperCook answers "what can I make with what I have?" from a pantry list you build. Simple Capture builds the list from a video of the fridge, then answers the same question out loud, along with what's running low and what to buy.
At a glance
| Question | SuperCook | Simple Capture |
|---|---|---|
| Getting things in | Pick or say your ingredients to build a pantry list. | Film a video, record a voice memo or snap photos. Items, text and your spoken notes come out of it. |
| What comes back | Recipes that match your ingredients, from a large recipe index. | What's in the fridge and pantry, what to use first, what to cook and a shopping list. |
| Sharing | Share recipes. | Ask for a page and share a private link. Whoever opens it can ask the page questions. |
| Asking questions | Search and filters over what you entered. | Hold the red button and talk. The assistant knows every capture and answers out loud. |
Where SuperCook is stronger
- A large index of real recipes to browse.
- Fine filters by diet, cuisine and ingredient.
- Built entirely around recipe search.
Where Simple Capture is different
- Thirty seconds of video replaces building the pantry list.
- It notices what's low or wilting, and reads dates in view.
- The same app reads the shelf prices at the store.
- Hold the red button and ask out loud.
Which to pick
Pick SuperCook if you love browsing recipes and don't mind keeping a pantry list.
Pick Simple Capture if you want to point the phone at the fridge and hear what to cook and what to buy.
See it for this job
- Fridge and pantry Open the fridge, film it for thirty seconds, and Simple Capture lists what's there, reads the dates it can see, and tells you what to cook and what to buy.
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About SuperCook: from its public website and app store listings as of 2026-10-17. SuperCook is a trademark of its owner, and Simple Capture is not affiliated with it. If something here is wrong, write to hello@simplecapture.app and we'll fix it.