The list on the fridge follows you to the store.

Know what's in your pantry, what's about to turn, and what you actually need to buy, before you're stood in the aisle second-guessing. The spinach you forgot about? Rescued before it wilts.

Building for launch · iOS first
Coming soon to iOS
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Why this
keeps happening.

Three beats of a Tuesday. You’ll recognize at least one of them.

Three things, done
properly.

Pantry, list, spending. Each one feeds the next, so nothing slips through the cracks, or the back of the fridge.

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See it for real.

Straight from the iPhone app, pantry, list, and spending, exactly as you’ll use them.

GrubShelf home screen showing pantry overview, expiry alerts, and low-stock items
Your pantry at a glance
See everything in one tap — what's fresh, what's low, what's expiring.
GrubShelf pantry tracker screen showing food items, expiry dates, and barcode scan feature
Every item, tracked and flagged
Barcode or receipt — scanned once, tracked until it's used or binned.
GrubShelf grocery budget tracker showing monthly spend breakdown by category
Budget and spend, in view
Set your budget, log each shop, and see where the money goes.
What early users say

Real talk from real kitchens.

The math we don’t
do in our heads.

What GrubShelf is built to change. These are the targets we’re designing for, we’ll share real numbers once the app is in more households.

Why we’re building grubshelf
We kept buying the spinach we already had, then binning the bag we forgot. We’d stand in the aisle guessing, and come home with three things we didn’t need and not the one we did.

Every app we tried wanted us to plan our whole lives around it. We just wanted the list on the fridge to follow us to the store, to know what we already had, what was about to turn, and what each shop actually cost.

So we’re building that. No meal-planning homework, no daily nagging. Just the quiet stuff that stops the waste.
the grubshelf team

Things people ask

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