Food waste & safety
What goes off at home, and what never should have been sold.
- Spoiled at home
- $36.4B
- Lost to expiry and quality loss in the fridge.
- Source: ReFED Food Waste Monitor, homes, 2024
- Date-label confusion
- $6.94B
- Thrown away over confusing or overly cautious date labels.
- Source: ReFED Food Waste Monitor, homes, 2024
- FDA & USDA recalls
- 296
- With 1,392 illnesses reported.
- Source: U.S. PIRG Education Fund, Food for Thought 2025 (FDA and USDA data, 2024)
How it works
Point, shoot, know.
Fresh produce
Take a photo. The AI checks every piece and predicts when it will expire.
Real screen recordings from the app. See recent recall alerts
Pricing
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Free
$0
Forever, with ads
- Produce freshness AI
- Barcode & date scanner
- Recall alerts
- Recipes & pantry
Monthly
$4.99/mo
Billed monthly
- Ad-free
- Produce freshness AI
- Barcode & date scanner
- Recall alerts
- Recipes & pantry
YearlySave 40%
$35.99/yr
Under $3 a month, billed once a year
- 14-day free trial
- Ad-free
- Produce freshness AI
- Barcode & date scanner
- Recall alerts
- Recipes & pantry
How do I add produce to my pantry?
Take a photo. The AI checks each item for spoilage, predicts its expiry date and saves it to your pantry.
How do I add barcode items?
Scan the barcode, then take a photo of the expiry date. The app checks it against FDA recall lists and adds safe items to your pantry.
How does the app check for recalls?
Every scanned barcode is checked against live FDA and USDA recall data. You get an alert right away if it’s unsafe, and later if a recall hits something already in your pantry.
Can I get recipe ideas?
Yes. Recipes use what you have and put the ripest produce first.
Will I be told before food goes bad?
Yes. You get a reminder before each item expires.
Which produce is supported?
Avocados, bananas, limes, raspberries, strawberries and tomatoes, with more on the way.