• Track freezer, fridge, and pantry items and see what to use next
The app keeps a clear record of what is sitting in your freezer, your fridge and your pantry, and works out how long each item stays good. Instead of guessing at a frosted bag or a half-used jar, you get a figure you can act on, calculated from a built-in storage-life table.
Logging something takes a moment. You choose the type of food, the zone it goes into, the date it was stored and the number of portions it represents. From there the app takes over the arithmetic. Every item becomes a chip on the shelf grid, and every chip is colour-coded by the freshness it has left, so a single glance across the grid tells you where your kitchen stands — which corners are comfortable, and which ones want attention this week.
Tap any chip and a detail card opens up. A freshness bar shows how much of the item's storage life remains, alongside the portions you still have and the use-by date the app has computed. It is the full picture of one item in one place, which is usually what you need when you are standing in front of an open door deciding whether to cook with it tonight.
The report screen looks at everything at once and arranges it as a use-it-up queue, ordered so the items with the least time remaining come first. Category counts sit beside it, giving you a sense of the balance of what you are holding. Planning meals around that queue is a straightforward way to organise a week of cooking, and it means fewer things quietly reach the back of a shelf and get thrown away.
The design centres on the three zones most kitchens actually use. A portion of frozen stock behaves differently from the same food chilled, and differently again from a dry good on a pantry shelf, so the zone you pick shapes the storage life the app applies. Portion counts keep the record honest as you work through something gradually, and the grid updates to match.
This app suits anyone who batch-cooks, shops in bulk, or simply wants to stop rediscovering mysteries at the bottom of the freezer. Log what you store, watch the colours, and cook from the top of the queue.