One loop, not a bundle of apps

A shared pantry that stays useful

Keep a practical view of what is available, used up, and worth cooking before it fades into memory.

• Household members see the same pantry state.
• Items can be marked available, used up, claimed, or updated.
• Changes appear on every phone in the household as they happen.

Recipes through the lens of what is home

See what your household can cook now, what is almost covered, and which ingredients are still missing.

• Coverage states highlight what can be cooked now.
• Missing ingredients stay connected to the recipe.
• Your own recipes sit alongside the curated ones, with the same coverage.
• Staples like salt and oil are assumed present, so dinner never fails on seasoning.

A plan that already knows your kitchen

Plan up to a fortnight of meals from the pantry you actually have, and leave the days you have not decided on empty.

• Fourteen days of breakfast, lunch and dinner slots.
• Options are ranked by pantry coverage, what needs using, and recent repeats.
• Leftovers, eating out and skipped nights are slot types, not gaps.
• What the plan needs and the pantry lacks goes to the shopping list.

A shopping list with pantry context

Move missing recipe ingredients into shared shopping, then bring bought items back into the pantry.

• Missing recipe ingredients can become shopping items.
• Bought items can transfer back into pantry state.
• Household members coordinate from the same list.

AI capture with review before save

Turn a messy pantry update or a photographed recipe into structured rows, then review them before they touch household state.

• Typed AI capture creates structured candidates.
• A recipe can be read from up to three photos of a page or card.
• Accepted, edited, and rejected rows are tracked.
• AI stays inside pantry, recipe, and shopping workflows.