Crisper

The leftover container pushed to the back of the fridge has been there for four days. You half-remember adding it on Sunday, and by Thursday you are not sure enough to eat it, so it goes in the bin. That moment is where most household food waste accumulates.

Open Crisper and the Fridge Board shows every stored item sorted by age, with row colors shifting from green to yellow to red as days pass. This leftover tracker keeps your fridge visible at a glance: tapping a row marks it eaten or logs a discard. The Discard Log records each wasted portion with an editable reason, such as expired, forgotten, or disliked. When you add a new leftover, a food expiry reminder set between one and seven days out means it surfaces in Expiry Alerts before it reaches the bin.

From there the app becomes a weekly food waste tracker. The Weekly Snapshot shows a donut chart splitting total portions into eaten and wasted, a delta badge comparing this week's discard count with last week's, and a streak counter tracking your food waste reduction goal across consecutive weeks. Tap any of the past twelve weeks to see that period's figures. The leftover log in Discard Log groups entries by week, so patterns in food storage and portion use emerge over months rather than single events.

There is no paid tier, no advertising and nothing to unlock.

A fridge organizer habit before meal prep and a longer effort to reduce food waste both run on the same portion tracker view, with all data on your device.