Kitchen Expiry · Use and terms

A useful guide.
Your decisions.

Updated on 2 November 2026 for the first release. Provider: Kirill Kashin, operating as Vareniq Studio in Cyprus. Contact: [email protected].

Planning and estimates

Kitchen Expiry helps organise groceries, dates, shopping and recorded meals. Recognition, catalog information and typical nutrition can be incomplete or wrong. Check product details and labels. Suggested reminders are not printed expiry dates or assessments of food safety. Nutrition estimates are not medical advice.

Your records

You choose which details to save. The diary reflects only what you record; unrecorded days are not evidence that you ate nothing. Stock balance describes included remaining products per 1,000 calories, not a recommended personal diet.

Local data and services

Keep your own backups using Settings → Backup and restore. Device backups are managed by Apple and your settings. Barcode lookup may use Open Food Facts; availability and community data are not guaranteed. See the privacy policy.

Availability and access

The public release is in preparation. All features in the current version are available without a subscription, including unlimited products and receipt imports, date reminders, shopping, daily and weekly diary views, stock balance, calorie trends, nutrition goals and backups. The app does not request purchases. This website does not sell access or collect payment details.

App licence

When distributed through the App Store without a custom licence, Apple’s Standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement applies. This explanation does not remove mandatory consumer rights. Third-party components and data retain their respective licences.

Contact and changes

For help, contact [email protected] or read the support page. We may update these details when the app changes.