The AI food tracker that stops your family from wasting groceries 🥕

Snap a receipt, get expiry alerts, and use it up before it goes bad. One shared pantry for the whole household, so you stop buying duplicates and always know what's for dinner.

Why I built this →
FreshFridgeFriend use-it-up screen listing limes, plantains and yogurt with red 1-day and 2-day expiry badges

Know what dies first

Everything about to turn, oldest first, with days left in plain red. No more meeting the yogurt a week too late.

Shared household pantry view with items grouped by storage spot and who added them

One pantry, whole household

Fridge, freezer, cupboard — everyone sees the same list, so nobody comes home with a third jar of mustard.

Step-by-step cook mode for a recipe generated from expiring pantry items, with timers per step

Answers what's for dinner

AI builds a recipe from what is actually expiring, then walks you through it step by step with timers.

Dashboard showing streaks, badges and money saved from food that did not go in the bin

See the money you kept

Every item eaten instead of binned adds up — real dollars saved, plus streaks and badges for bragging rights.

FreshFridgeFriend expiry reminder email listing yogurt, spinach and sourdough with days left

A nudge before it turns

A friendly email lands before the yogurt goes rogue — what's expiring, and a one-tap recipe to use it up.

FreshFridgeFriend pantry check-in email showing canned soup and black beans held for months with a donate link

Cans don't remind themselves

Shelf-stable stuff sitting for 3+ months gets a check-in: cook it, share it, or find a food pantry nearby.

FreshFridgeFriend weekly recap email with items eaten, donated and money saved

Sunday scorecard, no guilt

A weekly recap of what got eaten, what got donated, and the money you kept out of the bin.

FreshFridgeFriend donation reminder email suggesting food pantry donation for long-shelf canned goods

Donate it before it expires

Cans gathering dust? We nudge you to pass them along to a food pantry near you — someone else's dinner wins.

Real screens from a real household pantry — real items, real dates, no mockups.

How it works

Snap
AI sorts
Or type

What other food trackers don't do

Streaks and badges

You get points for eating your food and your leftovers, not guilt for forgetting them. Habits stick when the app is on your side.

Donate what you won't eat

Find a nearby food pantry for surplus cans and boxes, then log the drop-off. Better than the bin. →

No app store needed

Works in any phone browser, including Safari on iPhone. Add it to your home screen and it behaves like an app.

…items rescued from the bin
…money saved off the grocery bill
…CO₂e avoided
…meals and leftovers cooked from it
Start free — no card

No card, no countdown — free with 100 AI actions/month. Upgrade for unlimited AI whenever you feel like it.

  • No credit card to start
  • We never sell your grocery data
  • Export or delete everything any time

Before you sign up, the honest answers

Do I have to scan every single grocery item?â–¾

No. Snap one photo of the receipt and AI logs the whole trip at once. You can also photograph a fridge shelf, or just type a name and let AI fill in the category, storage spot, and shelf life. Most people log a shop in under a minute.

Is this free, or is there a trial that ends?â–¾

It's free forever, with no credit card and no trial countdown. The free plan includes 100 AI actions a month, manual entry, expiry reminders, and the food pantry finder. Premium adds unlimited AI and a shared household pantry — you upgrade only if you want it.

Do I need to download anything from the App Store?â–¾

No. It runs in any phone browser, including Safari on iPhone. Add it to your home screen and it opens full-screen like a normal app, and it keeps working when you lose signal.

How accurate are the expiry dates?â–¾

They're AI estimates based on the food and where you store it — helpful, not food-safety gospel. Every date is editable, and if the package has a printed date you can use that instead.  But FFF remembers what you put down as the expected expiration date, you train FFF to be smarter. But if all else fails, trust your nose over our carrot.

Can my partner or roommates use the same pantry?â–¾

Yes, that's the point. A household plan covers up to 6 logins on one shared pantry, shopping list, and impact tracker, so nobody buys a third jar of mayo.

What happens to my data if I stop using it?â–¾

You can export everything to CSV and delete your account whenever you like. We don't sell your grocery data, and we never will.