Groceries & food diary · iPhone
From the groceries you bring home to the meals you record. See what is left, plan what comes next and understand what you eat.
iOS 17+ · English, Greek & Russian
Actual app · Sample kitchen
01 / From receipt to kitchen
Scan, check the names and amounts, then save the selected products together. Correct any misread details before adding them.
Barcode, package and manual entry are available too.
02 / A timely nudge
See which dates are approaching and plan what to use next. Add the package date or set a reminder.
Estimated reminders help you plan. They cannot tell whether food is safe to eat.
03 / The bigger picture
Log meals when it suits you. Return to a past day, or bring your recorded days together in a weekly summary.
See calories, protein, carbs, fat and fibre from what you record.
Nutrition may be estimated. Days without entries remain unrecorded.
04 / Before your next shop
Keep your shopping list beside the groceries you already have. Check what is left before adding more.
Made to feel personal
No account, ads or analytics SDK. Package and receipt recognition runs on the device. Your kitchen, diary and saved product photos are stored locally.
Unknown barcodes can be looked up through Open Food Facts. Apple device backups may include app data.
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We are preparing the first App Store release. A verified download link will appear here when it is available.
No. All current features are available without a subscription, including unlimited receipt imports, weekly summaries and custom nutrition goals.
Yes. Your records are stored on your iPhone. Scanning text and using the included catalog work on-device. A lookup for an unknown barcode needs an internet connection.
Recognition can miss or misread details. The app lets you review and correct the result before saving. Manual entry is always available.
No. It describes the composition of the remaining products you include in the calculation. The food diary shows only the meals and quantities you record.
Open Settings, then Backup and restore to export a copy. The file includes your records and saved photos; keep it in a place you trust.
Kitchen Expiry · Coming to the App Store
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