Freezer: Fridge Inventory

Make your freezer feel like part of your kitchen again.

See what you have, remember when you put it away, and find the leftovers before they disappear behind the next shopping trip. Freezer keeps your fridge, freezer, and grocery list together on your device.

ARRANGE IT LIKE YOUR KITCHEN
Create shelves, drawers, and door bins for one freezer and one fridge. Give each area a name and color, arrange them in your preferred order, and move food with a few taps. Each batch keeps its own dates and portions.

ADD FOOD WITHOUT THE FUSS
Start with just a name. Use the offline food dictionary, reuse a recent food, or scan a visible label with on-device text recognition. Review English or Chinese text before confirming it. Scanning does not guess quantities, freshness, or storage dates.

REMEMBER WHAT TO USE NEXT
Check stored dates and your personal use dates. Record portions eaten or discarded, undo an accidental action, and review your week: most eaten, most wasted, and your repeat favorite. Suggested dates are planning guidance, not a guarantee of food safety.

KEEP A PRACTICAL GROCERY LIST
Write your shopping list and quantity notes. Choose foods to track for restocking and review suggestions based on recorded stock and consumption. Checking off a purchase does not change inventory until you put it away.

SHARE A LITTLE OF YOUR KITCHEN
Send a grocery checklist, weekly postcard, inventory document, or illustrated cabinet through Apple’s share sheet. Choose what to include. Private food notes stay out of shared cards.

PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
No account, ads, or tracking. Core features work offline. Records stay on your device, with export and restore when you want a backup. Optional reminders use iOS notifications.

Food guidance cannot measure temperature or freshness. Label recognition can make mistakes; always review the result. External links and sharing destinations may require internet access.