Every recipe site starts from a dish and hands you a shopping list. FeedMe starts from the other end: photograph what is actually in the fridge, and it works out what you can cook tonight from that. In my experience the ingredients you already have are the only genuinely hard part of meal planning, so that is the whole product.
You take a photo of the fridge, the pantry, or a pile of ingredients on the counter; it identifies what it sees and suggests dishes that need nothing you do not have, or nearly nothing. Recipes you like can be kept, and there is a page of example photos showing what kind of picture works best.
It is deliberately small. No meal plans, no macros, no social feed — one question, answered as well as I can make a model answer it.