Takes what you actually have
Type your ingredients the way you would say them out loud, or snap a photo of the fridge. No weighing, no barcodes, no template to pick.
Product
Type your ingredients the way you would say them out loud, or snap a photo of the fridge. No weighing, no barcodes, no template to pick.
Point your phone at the shelf and a vision model reads the food it can see into a list you can correct. It leaves off what it cannot make out rather than guessing.
Set a diet and any allergies once. Allergies are excluded from every meal and every shopping list, in any form, strictly. A meal that cannot be made safely is not shown.
Named dishes with clear steps and a time that is true, sized for how many you are feeding. Not an ingredient list called a recipe.
Pantrly builds around the ingredients about to turn and tells you which and why, so less food ends up in the bin.
Only ever what you are genuinely missing, checked against your saved pantry, grouped by the recipe that needs it.
See a meal
Here is an ordinary Tuesday night fridge. Toggle between the meals, what to use up, and the short shopping list. Nothing here is a mockup: it is the product, with the product’s own output.
In the fridge
Golden chicken thighs over garlicky rice, finished with lemon and a handful of that spinach before it turns.
From your kitchen
You will need
Fifteen minutes, one pan, cold rice put to work with a crisp-edged egg on top.
From your kitchen
You will need
Eggs, the last of the cherry tomatoes and spinach, and a little parmesan. Good hot or cold the next day.
From your kitchen
You will need
Nothing. You have it all.
The read
Three dinners from what is already in there, and the spinach gets used up before it turns. You only need a couple of fresh herbs to round them out.
Inside the app
Everything you have on hand, sorted so anything about to go bad is at the top. Add by typing or by photo, set a use-by date, and it stays saved between visits.
Adjust what you have, set a diet, a time and how many you are feeding, and Pantrly suggests real meals you can make right now, each with steps and a time.
A use-it-up nudge for what is about to turn, and a shopping list for only what is missing. Tick things off as you go.
Reading a photo, suggesting recipes and planning a week each go to the model that is best at the job, through one provider layer. A lab changing its price or policy is a configuration change here, not a rebuild.
Anything you set as an allergy is excluded from every recipe and the shopping list, checked again in code after the model. Because ingredients hide under other names, always check the label. Pantrly is general cooking help, not medical or dietary advice.
A few meal ideas a day, free. No card. Allergies respected.