MEET YOUR EVERYDAY KITCHEN COMPANION
Discover how to track your pantry, find recipes and measure your food-saving habits.
Add the foods you have, their weight, purchase cost and printed date. Choose fridge, freezer or pantry. Add manually or read an English receipt on your device. Review every suggested item; receipt OCR does not supply expiry dates or verified quantities.
Your pantry is sorted by date. Use-soon items are flagged when you visit. In-app prompts are always available. Opt-in email reminders require sign-in and configured delivery services; push notifications are not offered.
Explore 42 recipes across seven meal categories ranked by available, in-date ingredients. See missing ingredients and save a recipe to your meal plan.
Mark items as used or discarded. View the weight and purchase value of items logged as used. This is a behaviour log—not proof of waste prevented.
Always follow packaging, storage instructions and local food-safety advice. Don’t consume food past its use-by date. Recipe suggestions do not check allergies or dietary suitability.
GOOD QUESTIONS
No. This preview uses a private, anonymous browser session lasting up to 30 days. Clearing the cookie or using a different browser starts a separate anonymous kitchen. Optional Genspark sign-in supports separate shared kitchens with owner, editor and viewer permissions.
No. On your first visit, choose an empty kitchen or a clearly labelled sample. Set your household size, timezone and currency. You can clear kitchen records from Settings with an explicit confirmation.
In-app date prompts are available. You can opt into email from your signed-in account or a shared kitchen when delivery services are configured. The settings show whether delivery is available. Push notifications are not implemented.
An experimental shop markdown demo remains available in the original prototype. It is not connected to real stores, stock, payments or reservations. Contact us to discuss a shop pilot.
No. Logging food as used records consumption, not a causal result. A credible waste-reduction claim needs a measured baseline and follow-up. Our methods page explains the distinction.
YOUR NEXT GOOD HABIT
You don’t need a perfect kitchen. Just a place to start.