StockSnap: Fridge & Expiry

See what is in your fridge and what to use first. StockSnap brings food inventory, expiry dates and your grocery list together. Save foods you buy regularly as a set to make your next stock entry easier. SAVE YOUR USUAL SETS Create a breakfast set or a weekend shopping set. Load it next time, check quantities, storage locations and dates, then add the selection to stock. Save up to 3 sets for free. TRACK DATES AND STOCK Organize food in your fridge, freezer and pantry. Search, sort by expiry date and filter items to find what to use next. Get expiry reminders with notification permission enabled. Suggested dates are entry aids: follow the dates and storage instructions on each product. QUICK ENTRY, WITH A REVIEW STEP Search food names, choose from food icons and enter quantities and dates. Review your selection before saving. Use detailed entry to record prices and notes. KEEP A GROCERY LIST Move items you need from stock to your shopping list. Sort by store section and register purchased food in your inventory. USE WHAT YOU HAVE Find recipes using food on hand and record the quantities you actually use. Review consumption and waste history. Recorded amounts reflect the prices you enter and are not a measure of guaranteed savings. NO ACCOUNT REQUIRED Core inventory features work offline. Choose from six color themes, dark mode and adjustable text sizes. Purchases, restoration and advertising use a network connection. Interface language options include Japanese and English; some food names and recipe content remain in Japanese. FREE AND PRO The free version includes up to 30 stock entries, 20 shopping entries and 3 usual sets, with ads. Pro is a one-time purchase with no auto-renewing subscription. It removes these entry limits and ads, and adds detailed statistics, nutritional estimates, saved recipes, JSON export and automatic on-device backups. Check the purchase screen for the current price. Automatic backups are stored on your device. Export a backup to another location when preparing to switch devices or to keep a separate copy. Start with one set of foods you buy regularly, then use it on your next shopping trip.