Kilera: Emergency Pantry

Kilera helps you keep your home emergency stock in order. The first screen gives you the answer: how many days your stock lasts your household, whether water or food runs out first, and how much water and food you need to reach your target. Items close to expiry move to the kitchen in time and what is used up goes onto the shopping list, so your stock stays complete and fresh. Everything stays on your device: it works without an internet connection, with no account and no ads. READINESS • How many days your stock lasts your household, against a 3, 7 or 10 day target • Whether water or food runs out first, and how much water and how many calories of food the target needs • Gauges for water, food and essentials; a list of what is missing • Household: adults, children, babies, cats and dogs; water and calories per person can be changed • Food without calories entered is left out of the total and marked; expired batches do not count • How many days your regular medicines cover USE UP THIS WEEK • Batches by expiry date: expired, this week, within 30 days, later • The oldest batch of each item first • Used, Move to kitchen, Spoiled, Donated; Undo • Whatever leaves the stock is added to the shopping list so the target is kept STOCK • Categories and places: Pantry, Fridge, Freezer, Go-bag; add places and rename them • Batches for each item: quantity, expiry date, place • Target and minimum quantity, water and energy per unit, search • Barcodes: with the camera, from a picture or typed in; an unknown code is named once or linked to an item in stock. No online product database is used; the picture is read in memory and never stored SHOPPING LIST • Items below target, replacements for what was used up, missing essentials and items you add yourself • "Bought" asks for the expiry date and adds the new batch to your stock • Share the list or save it as a PDF GO-BAG • FigBell's own checklist; rows for babies and pets follow your household • Tick off, edit, "Checked"; items that expire before the next check • Share the go-bag list or save it as a PDF WASTE • Used and wasted by month, donated, expired this month • What is wasted most often, with a suggestion REMINDERS • 30, 7 and 1 day before the expiry date • A weekly use-up list; a go-bag check every 3, 6 or 12 months • On phones, local notifications that arrive even when the app is closed; a calendar file (.ics) GETTING STARTED AND FILES • A sample household, stock, go-bag and history on first launch; "Remove samples" and "Add samples again" • FigBell's 72-hour basic list, scaled to your household, can be added to your stock • Save and share your stock as a .kilera file and open it on another device (merge or replace); stock list as CSV • Back up and restore Available in 11 languages, in dark and light themes, on phone, tablet and computer. PRIVACY No account, no ads, no tracking. Your stock, household and settings stay on this device; nothing is sent to any server. The camera turns on only when you start reading a barcode. Kilera is a tool for preparing and keeping order; it does not replace warnings from official emergency agencies or the advice for your area. Calculations are approximate.

The first release of Kilera: • How many days your stock lasts; whether water or food runs out first • Use up this week: oldest batch first; used items go onto the shopping list • Stock, places and batches; barcode reading with the camera • Go-bag with check reminders • Waste: a monthly summary • No ads, no tracking, no account needed