What Did You Have For Dinner?

What Did You Have For Dinner? is a recipe database and food journal that lets you store, organize, and search all your meals in one place. You can import recipes from any website or source, log what you eat every day (whether homemade or from a restaurant), and write your own restaurant reviews. The tool acts as a personal culinary archive – every dish you've ever made or eaten becomes searchable and reusable.

The service stands out with its AI assistant. It helps you edit and upload recipes more quickly, and it suggests meals based on what you've liked before. You can also share your personalized recipes and reviews with friends, building a small community around food. The search is fast: type a dish, ingredient, or restaurant name and get back every instance you've logged.

The tool is best for home cooks who want to stop losing recipes on random bookmarks, and for anyone who enjoys keeping a food diary. It also helps if you often forget what you ate at that great restaurant last month. Plans start at $1.99/month with a free trial, and include unlimited storage, meal logging, and AI features.