How to Use Remy in 2026: Step-by-Step Guide
AI infrastructure for grocery retailers that turns recipe inspiration (from social media, blogs, or photos) into shoppable grocery baskets, optimizes basket cost and order value, and manages a household's digital kitchen with inventory-aware recipe suggestions.
Remy sells into grocery retailers and food-commerce businesses rather than direct to consumers, powering the recipe-to-cart experience inside a retailer's own app or site.
Core Capabilities
Discover Converts recipe inspiration — a TikTok video, a blog post, a photo — into a shoppable grocery list and personalized recipe.
Shop Optimizes the resulting shopping basket for order value and cost efficiency while respecting customer preferences (Shoptimiser feature).
Manage A digital kitchen management layer that tracks inventory via purchase history and sends AI reminders to use ingredients before they go to waste.
Positioning
Distinct from consumer-facing recipe apps like Whisk and Cooklist (both already catalogued) by operating as B2B infrastructure embedded into retailer apps rather than a standalone consumer product — retail partners report 15% larger basket sizes and a 69% reduction in household food waste.
Pricing
B2B/quote-based — sold to grocery retailers and food-commerce platforms, not priced for individual consumers (confirmed on remyapp.io).
What You'll Need
- A Remy account (starting from Contact for pricing)
- A modern web browser or the Remy app
- Payment method for paid features
Getting Started
Create Your Account
Visit https://www.remyapp.io and sign up for a enterprise account. You'll need an email address to register.
Start Your First Conversation
Once logged in, you'll see the main chat interface. Type a question or task in the input box and press Enter. Remy supports recipe-to-cart, basket-optimization, inventory-tracking, waste-reduction, retailer-infrastructure — start with a simple text prompt to get familiar.
Pro Tips
- Be specific: The more context you provide, the better the response. Instead of "write an email," try "write a professional follow-up email to a client who hasn't responded in two weeks."
- Iterate: If you don't get what you need, ask for clarification or refinement: "Make it shorter" or "Use a more formal tone."
- Use examples: Show Remy what format you want by including an example in your prompt.
- Save useful conversations: Most platforms let you name and revisit conversations — organize by project or topic.
Common Use Cases
Cooking & Food
Chatbots for recipes, meal planning, cooking techniques, and dietary guidance.
Browse Cooking & Food chatbots →Troubleshooting
- Responses seem generic or unhelpful
- Add more context to your prompt. Specify the audience, tone, length, and format you need. Try starting over with a clearer description of your goal.
- The tool isn't responding or is slow
- AI chatbots can experience high traffic. Refresh the page and try again. Check the service's status page if issues persist.
- Output is too long or too short
- Explicitly specify the length: "in 100 words," "as a brief summary," or "in detail with examples."
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Remy free to use?
- Remy requires a paid subscription, starting from Contact for pricing.
- Do I need an account to use Remy?
- Yes, you need to create an account to use Remy.
- What can I use Remy for?
- AI infrastructure for grocery retailers that turns recipe inspiration (from social media, blogs, or photos) into shoppable grocery baskets, optimizes basket cost and order value, and manages a household's digital kitchen with inventory-aware recipe suggestions.
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