Add it to your home screen and it opens like any other app — full screen, works offline, and updates itself whenever there's something new.
What's in your kitchen?
Stock it once, then add as you shop.
What are we cooking today?
Pantrier shapes every idea around your pantry, your diet and health, and the gear you actually have.
Top picks first — dishes that hit your craving and use up what you’ve got. Further down: ideas worth a tiny shop. Gold tags rescue food before it expires.
What's on the meal plan?
I'll cook from your pantry first, then write the shopping list for the rest.
Everything you've actually cooked, newest first. Tap one to revisit the full recipe.
Bring in recipes from Pinterest, Instagram or TikTok — paste a link or caption, or upload a screenshot. Pantrier studies these to sharpen your taste profile too.
One pantry for the whole household — everyone scans, cooks and shops from the same shelves, kept in sync.
Pantrier refuses to cook with these, and warns you if a saved recipe sneaks one in.
A soft simmer while Pantrier is working. Very quiet — off if you'd rather have silence.
Only the important ones — when something you asked for is ready, food about to expire, safety flags. Never spam.
Auto follows your phone's own light/dark setting, including its sunset schedule.
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Caught one.
Show Pantrier everything.
Fridge, shelves, groceries — even paper receipts. Add up to 6 photos and Pantrier reads them all in one go.
Non, non.
Make it official?
“I'll update your pantry
and note it in your diary.”
Your pantry changed.
“New ideas for
what's left?”
Nicely done. How was it?
It's been a few days.
“Anything change in your pantry
while I was away?”
Your list is copied to the clipboard — pick a service and paste it in. Fully automated checkout comes with retailer partnerships later.
Cook without limits.
How shall I stock up?
A photo of your fridge or shelves adds everything at once. Scanning suits a single item.
Here's what Pantrier spotted.
Correct anything, remove what's wrong, add what I missed.
Bring a recipe home.
Paste a link to any recipe page, or the caption / ingredient list from a post — or upload a screenshot.
Hands covered in flour? Ask “what’s next?”, “how much garlic?” or “can I swap the butter?” — I’ll answer out loud.