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Set up your kitchen, add your first items and learn the daily glance.
Barcodes, receipts and adding items by hand across fridge and larder.
Tune when and how Foodminder nudges you before food turns.
How suggestions are built from what is expiring first.
Sharing one kitchen, multiple homes, profiles and managing your sign-in.
Free versus Plus, payments, refunds and cancelling.
Once you mark a pack as opened, Foodminder shortens its estimate to a safe opened shelf-life. You can always edit any date by tapping the item.
Absolutely. Tap to add an item by name and Foodminder suggests a storage spot and use-by date. Scanning just makes it faster.
Open Settings β Reminders and switch to a single daily summary, or choose the exact time you would like to be nudged.
Yes β invite your household from Settings β Household with a QR code or 6-character code, and everyone shares one synced inventory, so the list stays right no matter who shopped or cooked. Until someone joins, nobody can see your kitchen. See Sharing & homes below.
Go to Settings β Plan β Manage, and cancel anytime. You keep Plus features until the end of your current billing period.
Share a kitchen with the people you live with, and keep more than one home if you need to.
Open Settings β Household. You'll see a QR code, a 6-character invite code, and a Share button. Show the QR to someone nearby, or send the code/link however you like. You can regenerate the code at any time to revoke an old invite.
Go to Settings β Household and choose Scan QR to scan their code, or Enter code to type it in. When you join, the items already in your kitchen are merged into the shared one (we'll confirm first).
Shared: baskets, items, storage, recipes and the kitchen's money-saved and waste figures. Private to you: your sign-in, notification preferences, app lock and theme. Nobody can see any of your information until they join your household.
You get your own kitchen back, and the items you added come with you. Items other people added stay with the household. The owner can also remove a member from Settings β Household; that member keeps the items they added.
In a shared household your dashboard shows who rescued (used up in time) the most this week β it's positive only and resets each week. It's there to cheer everyone on, not to point fingers: wasted food only ever counts against the household's overall figure, never an individual.
Yes. In Settings β Homes you can add another home β a holiday home or second place β alongside your main one. Each home keeps its own pantry, fridge and freezer.
When you have more than one home, a small home chip appears at the top of the Dashboard, Storage and Add-basket screens. Tap it to switch. New shopping is filed into the home you're in, and your storage, reminders and stats all follow the active home. (With a single home, nothing changes β the switcher stays hidden.)
We look up the product's nutrition and rate it traffic-light style β green, amber or red β based on its fat, saturated fat, sugar and salt. You'll see a small coloured dot on each item.
Tap the Kitchen Health card on your dashboard to see how healthy your shopping has been over time, with a 3-month average. Buying a few more greens nudges the line up β it's there to encourage, not to judge.
Occasionally we can't match a product to its nutrition β those simply show no dot, and they don't count for or against your kitchen-health score.
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