Frostlog: Freezer Inventory

Eight months later you're holding a white brick and have no idea what it was. Frostlog keeps the list of what's actually in your freezer, and shows you which pack to eat first.

ONE TAP, NO FORMS
Tap the tile — chicken, mince, peas, soup — and the pack is in, dated today, with its storage window already counted. No barcodes, no typing dates, no account.

OR JUST SNAP THE PACK
Take a photo and Frostlog reads it right on your phone: what kind of food it is, the name, a date scribbled on the bag or the best-by on the label. It cuts the pack out of the background, you check it on one screen, and it's saved. Nothing is uploaded.

FROST YOU CAN READ
Each card frosts over as the pack gets older: a dusting, then an icy rim, then a snowcap with icicles once quality has dropped. The oldest pack stands out without reading a single date. A small yeti keeps you company — pleased with fresh packs, shivering next to the forgotten ones.

COMING UP
Every pack in the order its quality drops, the nearest on top. That's dinner decided. Next to it, What you've saved adds up the food you ate in time instead of throwing out, estimated at average store prices.

ALL YOUR FREEZERS
Kitchen, garage, balcony, cabin: each freezer gets its own list and its own shelves. Pick a ready-made layout — top freezer, drawers, French door, chest — or set up shelves that match yours exactly.

ONE FREEZER, THE WHOLE FAMILY
Share a freezer, and what one of you takes out, the other stops seeing. It runs on iCloud sharing, like a shared photo album: no sign-ups, no codes. Only the freezer you share is shared; the rest stays yours.

A NUDGE ON THE RIGHT DAY
One notification the day a pack passes its best, not a stream of alarms.

ON THE FREEZER DOOR
Print a tidy PDF of the freezer and tape it to the door. Export everything to CSV whenever you like.

HONEST ABOUT DATES
Storage windows follow the FDA/USDA FoodKeeper chart. Food kept frozen at 0 °F stays safe indefinitely, so these dates are about taste and texture, and Frostlog says so instead of calling them deadlines. It does not give food safety advice.

YOURS, ON YOUR PHONE
No account and no server of ours. The list lives on your iPhone and in your own iCloud.

FREE, AND WHAT PRO ADDS
Free: up to 35 items in the freezer at a time. Eat or toss one and the space comes back. Adding by tap or by photo, the frost, your own shelves and CSV export are free as well.
Frostlog Pro: no item limit, more than one freezer, a freezer shared with family, the reminder on the day quality drops, Coming up with What you've saved, and the printable PDF.

SUBSCRIPTION AND TERMS
Frostlog Pro is an auto-renewable subscription: Year ($23.99 per year, charged on purchase, no free trial) or Month ($2.99 per month, with a 3-day free trial for new subscribers). These are US prices; elsewhere you pay the equivalent in your currency (less in India and CIS countries), and the exact price is shown in the app before you pay. Payment is charged to your Apple Account. The subscription renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period; manage or cancel it in your App Store account settings. Any unused part of a free trial ends when you buy a subscription. If you cancel, nothing you added is deleted.
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