Your receipt already knows what's for dinner.
Scan the receipt from your last grocery run. Pantree reads every line into a living pantry, tracks what's getting old, and ranks real recipes by what you already own.
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- Chicken breast3 days left
- Baby spinach4 days left
- ParmesanGood for weeks
- Whole milk7 days left
- Yellow onionsPantry staple
One photo, whole trip
Long receipts, folded receipts, emailed PDFs. Every line becomes an item you can correct before it's committed. Nothing lands in your pantry without your review. Barcodes and typing work too.
The shelf stays honest
Best-by estimates per category, freeze and thaw, and a 90-second check-in that keeps the count true. They are estimates, and Pantree labels them that way, never as a safety guarantee.
Recipes you can actually make
1,765 recipes ranked by what's in your kitchen tonight, screened against nine allergens and your diet. Then cooking writes back what you used.
The rest of the list writes itself
Pantree knows what you have, so it knows what you don't. Pick a few recipes for the week and the missing ingredients become your shopping list, grouped by aisle, with no re-typing of what is already in your kitchen.
No ads, no data brokers
No advertising identifiers, no third-party analytics, no tracking SDKs. Your pantry exists to serve you features and nothing else.
Labelled, either way
Most of the catalog is real, credited recipes from public-domain and partner sources, and a smaller set of everyday staples was drafted with AI. Most recipe images are AI-generated illustrations; the rest are real photographs, credited to the photographer. Every recipe tells you which it is, on the recipe itself.
Estimates are labelled as estimates
Best-by dates are our estimate of freshness, never a safety guarantee, and the app says so where you read them. We would rather be useful than certain.
Delete it all in one tap
Account deletion removes your pantry, your receipts and your login, not just the contents.