Now we're cooking.
a pantry that fills itself.
Photograph a grocery receipt. Pantry reads what you bought, works out how long each item lasts, and tells you what to cook before it goes bad.
Shakshuka
Chicken fried rice
Spinach & garlic pasta
How it works
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Scan a receipt
Photograph the receipt from your grocery run. Pantry reads the items, quantities, prices and the purchase date, so “GV MLK 1GAL” becomes “Milk, 1 gal”. Non-food lines are set aside, not deleted.
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Your pantry runs itself
Every item gets an estimate of how long it lasts in a normal household and when it goes bad. Quantities fall on their own over time, so nobody logs anything. When an estimate hits zero, Pantry asks “Still have this?” instead of guessing, and buying the same thing again corrects the estimate.
Spinach5 oz 2 days leftMilk1 gal 6 days leftJasmine rice2 lb about a year -
Swipe to dinner
From what is in the pantry, Pantry generates dishes you can make right now, ordered by what is expiring first. Swipe right to cook, left to skip. “I made this” takes the ingredients out, and you can untick anything you skipped.
What we offer
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Nothing to log
The pantry fills from your receipts and drains on its own over time. You never type in what you bought or what you used.
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Expiring first
Dishes are ordered by what is going bad soonest. The thing with two days left is the first card on the deck.
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Honest about uncertainty
Shelf lives are estimates, and Pantry treats them that way. When one runs out it asks “Still have this?” rather than guessing, and the next receipt corrects it.