The app
What using it actually looks like
Real screens from the Android app.
Your pantry
Everything you have, on one screen
Amounts, units and expiry dates, kept per pantry so the fridge and the cupboard stay separate if you want them to.
- How much of each thing is left, at a glance
- The date it goes off, on the row
- Tap anything to change amounts, dates or warnings
- Switch between pantries from the title
Putting it in
Adding the shopping takes seconds
Scan the barcode or type the name. Pantrini remembers what a normal pack of it looks like and fills the rest in next time.
- Barcode scanning, with a search box when the packet has no code
- Amount, unit and expiry suggested from last time
- Three steps, then it is in
- Add another straight away, or stop
Keeping it honest
Say what you used, and it tells you the rest
Tapping the amount is the only upkeep there is. Everything else — running low, running out, about to go off — comes to you.
- One tap to say how much you used, or that you bought more
- Told while there is still time to use something up
- Low-stock warnings at the level you choose, per item
- Zero means never, if an item is not worth chasing
The shopping list
The list fills itself as things run out
Anything that runs low is added for you. Tick things off in the aisle, then put the whole trolley away in one go when you get home.
- Nothing to write down — running out is what adds it
- Tick items off as you find them
- One button puts everything you bought back in the pantry
- Amounts and dates carried over, not typed again
The household
Shared with the people you live with
Invite everyone at home and they see the same cupboard and the same list, on their own phone. They pay nothing.
- Invite by email, and take access away again
- Owner, editor or viewer, per person
- Nobody comes home with a third jar of paprika
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