1. Tell us what you have
Type the food in your fridge. Choose your cooker, your calories, your time and how many people are eating.
your kitchen, sorted
Tell us what food you have. We tell you what to cook.
Eatelfa is a cooking helper. You type the food you already have, your cooker, how many calories you want and how much time you have. It gives you a few good dishes to choose from, then the full recipe in easy words — and a voice that guides you while you cook.
No shopping list. No hard words. Just food you can make tonight.
Made with
salmon · lemon · herbs · 25 minutes
How Eatelfa works
Three simple steps, from an empty plan to a hot plate.
2. Pick your dish
Eatelfa shows you a few dishes you can really make right now, with a real photo of each one.
3. Cook hands-free
The voice guide reads each step out loud. Ask "what next?" and it answers while your hands stay busy.
Cook with what is already there
Rice, two eggs and a tomato is a meal. Eatelfa knows food from all over the world — Pakistani, Indian, Chinese, Thai, Italian, Mexican, Middle Eastern and more — so it can turn a small list of things into a dish worth sitting down for.
- Made for your cooker. Oven, stove, air fryer, microwave, grill or pressure cooker. The steps and the heat change to match.
- Fits your time and calories. Only 20 minutes? Watching calories? Eatelfa builds the dish inside your limits, not around them.
- Restaurant-style plating. Every recipe ends with simple plating tips, so your food looks as good as it tastes.
- Safe for your diet. Vegetarian, vegan, halal, keto, gluten-free and allergies are respected every single time.
A voice that cooks with you
Your hands are wet, your phone is on the counter. Eatelfa reads the step out loud, waits for you, and answers when you ask. Say “the rice is boiled, what now?” and it tells you the next move in one clear sentence.
Try the voice guide- 1It reads the step. “Add the rice and 2 cups of water. Cover it.”
- 2You talk back. “The rice is boiled, what now?”
- 3It answers in one line. “Cut 3 tomatoes small and add them with salt.”
Your hands stay busy. Your phone does the talking, in your own language.