iPhone launch
Now available on the App Store.
Start free for 7 days. Then $4.99/month or $49.99/year in the U.S. Pricing may vary by store or region. Cancel anytime through Apple or Google.
Pantry-aware meal planning
Pantry & Plate™ connects your pantry, saved recipes, weekly meal plan, and shopping list so your household can plan dinner faster, avoid duplicate buys, and shop only the gap.
7-day free trial. Then $4.99/month or $49.99/year in the U.S. Pricing may vary by store or region. Cancel anytime through Apple or Google.
See Privacy Policy and Terms.
iPhone launch
Start free for 7 days. Then $4.99/month or $49.99/year in the U.S. Pricing may vary by store or region. Cancel anytime through Apple or Google.
Android launch
Download Pantry & Plate for Android from Google Play.
Pantry & Plate is live on iPhone and Android.
How it works
Start with what is already in your kitchen, plan meals your household will actually cook, and turn only the missing ingredients into a focused grocery list.
Scan pantry items, add staples manually, or build your inventory as you shop. You do not need a perfect pantry list on day one.
Keep the recipes you already cook, imported links, photos, and new ideas in one private cookbook.
Drop dinners into your weekly plan and see pantry coverage before the grocery list is made.
Turn planned meals into a shopping list focused on what is missing, not what you already own.
Start with the ingredients you buy most often. Pantry & Plate becomes more useful as your household uses it, but setup should not block your first meal plan.
Feature availability
Pantry & Plate is built around pantry tracking, saved recipes, weekly meal planning, and a smarter shopping list. Connected grocery flows are available for supported Instacart and Kroger experiences, but the core app works even when you plan and shop manually.
Connected grocery checkout is not required to use Pantry & Plate. You can still track pantry items, save recipes, plan meals, and build a focused shopping list even if a retailer flow is unavailable.
Trust
Pantry & Plate is built around household food data: recipes, pantry items, meal plans, shopping lists, photos, connected-shopping choices, and feedback you choose to provide.
Private household recipes are visible only to you and invited household members unless you explicitly choose to share or publish them.
Recipe extraction, receipt parsing, and generation use selected prompts, links, receipts, screenshots, or images only when you start those features.
Camera and photo access are used for actions such as barcode scanning, recipe capture, profile photos, receipt parsing, or selected uploads.
If you send feedback, Pantry & Plate receives your message, optional email, and the app context shown before you submit so we can review the issue and follow up if requested.
App interactions, crash logs, diagnostics, device/app details, and subscription status may be used to operate, improve, secure, and support Pantry & Plate.
Instacart and Kroger connected-shopping flows are live where supported. Retailer, cart, checkout, and attribution data is used when you launch those supported flows.
Availability may vary by platform, region, retailer availability, account eligibility, inventory, and app version.
Read the Privacy Policy Contact Support Account and data deletion
App preview
The preview shows how Home, Pantry, Cookbook, Plan, and Shop are designed to work together without turning meal planning into another spreadsheet.
What makes it different
Most meal-planning tools create a list first. Pantry & Plate is designed to compare your plan against what is already in your kitchen.
Family recipes can be personal. Pantry & Plate is designed around private household recipe storage and explicit sharing.
Home, Pantry, Cookbook, Plan, and Shop are designed to roll into one another instead of becoming separate chores.
Founder note
I built Pantry & Plate™ because meal planning, pantry tracking, and grocery lists were always split across different tools. This brings them into one household workflow: save the recipes you actually cook, plan from what is already home, and shop only for what is missing.
FAQ
Here are the practical details: setup, pricing, privacy, AI, household sharing, and connected grocery availability.
No. Start with the staples and ingredients you buy most often. You can add items as you shop, scan, plan, and cook. Pantry & Plate becomes more useful over time, but setup should not block your first weekly plan.
New users get a 7-day free trial. After that, Pantry & Plate requires a paid subscription: $4.99/month or $49.99/year in the U.S. Pricing may vary by store or region.
Yes. Subscriptions are managed through Apple or Google. You can manage or cancel your subscription in your App Store or Google Play account settings.
Pantry & Plate is built for household planning. Invited household members can work from shared pantry, recipe, meal-planning, and shopping-list workflows.
No. Private household recipes are visible only to you and invited household members unless you explicitly choose to share or publish them.
AI-assisted extraction, receipt parsing, or generation runs only when you choose those features, such as importing a recipe, parsing a receipt, or generating recipe ideas from selected inputs.
Barcode databases are not perfect. If an item is not recognized, you can still add or adjust the pantry item manually.
No. Pantry tracking, saved recipes, meal planning, and smart shopping lists work without connected grocery checkout. Instacart and Kroger connected-shopping flows are live where supported, but availability may vary by platform, region, retailer availability, account eligibility, inventory, and app version.
For account access, billing questions, product feedback, privacy requests, or account/data deletion, visit Support. You can also review Account and data deletion.
Start planning
Pantry & Plate is available on iPhone and Android. Start free for 7 days, then continue with a paid subscription: $4.99/month or $49.99/year in the U.S. Pricing may vary by store or region. Cancel anytime through Apple or Google.