Pantry

Rice, oats, pasta, and tins rarely feel urgent. That is why they drop out of the plan.

Pantry is where longer-lived food lives in Dietrack. Add by hand, barcode, or receipt photo. There is no camera pointed at the cupboard shelves.

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Free on iOS and Android.

Kitchen inventory including pantry staples alongside fridge food.

Fridge photos miss the cupboard. Recipe sites miss both.

The tin you already own
Chickpeas, coconut milk, tomatoes. They decide whether a curry is a shop or a ten-minute dinner.
Nobody wants to type 47 dry goods
Add what you use. Receipt photos can dump a shop into pantry after you confirm the names. There is still no automatic shelf scan for the pantry.
A list that cannot see rice
If staples are invisible, every meal idea looks like a full grocery run.

Receipts save to pantry. Fridge photos do not.

Fridge photo saves to the fridge. Receipt photo saves to the pantry. Barcode and typing let you choose pantry, fridge, freezer, or other. Meal ideas can use those staples the same way they use yoghurt. The fridge page is about perishables and the fridge camera. This page is about food that lasts, and still needs to be counted.

How staples get into Dietrack.

Receipt

Photograph the till slip

Dietrack extracts grocery names, and quantities when it can. You select and confirm. No prices. Saved to pantry.

Reviewing foods extracted from a receipt before they save to pantry.

Barcode

Scan a pack

When lookup works you get a name, brand, and nutrition if the database has it. You choose quantity, location, and optional expiry.

A pantry staple stored in kitchen inventory.

Hand

Add the open bag yourself

Manual add is free. Photo scans are Dietrack Pro after one shared free try with fridge and meal photos.

Meal ideas that can use pantry staples already logged.

Pantry questions.

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Count the rice, not only the salad.

iPhone and Android. Staples belong in the same kitchen as the milk.

Rice, oats, pasta, and tins rarely feel urgent. That is why they drop out of the plan.

Fridge photos miss the cupboard. Recipe sites miss both.

The tin you already own

Nobody wants to type 47 dry goods

A list that cannot see rice