Food Expiry Tracker - Fridgeon

Just take a photo of your groceries. Fridgeon recognizes each item and adds it to your fridge with a shelf life, a storage tip and nutrition facts per 100 g.

■ Your fridge, not a list
Other apps give you one long list. Fridgeon stacks your food the way a real fridge is built — fridge, kimchi fridge, freezer and pantry, shelf by shelf. Anything close to its date gets a stronger outline (orange, then red) and a day badge right where it sits, so you can see what to eat first at a glance.

■ A kimchi fridge shelf
Korean homes keep a second fridge for kimchi, so Fridgeon has a shelf for it. Kimchi, pickles and jeotgal go there automatically, and the shelf folds away if you don't use one.

■ Add with one photo
Several items in one shot are recognized together. Uncheck anything wrong and you're done.

■ Built-in food dictionary
For everyday staples — milk, eggs, green onion — type a few letters and the category, shelf, shelf life and storage tip fill themselves in. No photo needed; it takes three seconds.

■ Expiry tracking
Mark an item as opened and its remaining days adjust automatically. A daily reminder and a home screen widget tell you what's about to expire.

■ What can I cook?
Get recipe ideas from what's already in your fridge, prioritizing food that expires soon, with what to buy and calories per serving. Save the ones you like or drop them straight into your meal plan.

■ Meals, calories and weight
Log breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks, and Fridgeon counts calories plus carbs, protein and fat for you. See the last seven days of intake next to your weight trend.

■ Nutrition
Calories, carbs, protein, fat, sugar and sodium for every item (typical values per 100 g).

■ Backup and restore
Save your fridge, shopping list, saved recipes and meal log to a single file, and restore it on a new phone.

■ Shopping list
Tap "add missing ingredients" on a recipe and everything you need to buy lands in your list.

■ Privacy
Your fridge list stays on your phone. Photos are used only for recognition and are never stored on our server.


■ Who is this for?
- People who want to reduce food waste by tracking expiry dates with visual alerts.
- Users looking for a food manager that organizes items by freezer, pantry, and fridge shelves.
- Anyone needing a calorie and nutrition logger that tracks macros and weight trends.
- Home cooks seeking recipe ideas based on ingredients already in their kitchen.

■ Key Features
- Quick entry: Use photo recognition for multiple items or a food dictionary for staples.
- Smart alerts: Get daily reminders and use a home screen widget to see expiring food.
- Specialized storage: Includes a dedicated section for kimchi and fermented foods.
- Health tracking: Log daily meals to monitor calories, protein, carbs, and fat.
- Data security: Your food lists are stored locally on your device for privacy.