Gourdo - Pantry Expiry Tracker

Gourdo is the smart pantry app that tracks what you have, alerts you before it expires, and turns your soon-to-spoil ingredients into actual meals — powered by AI. Most food doesn't get thrown away because people are careless. It gets thrown away because life is busy and fridge blindness is real. You bought it, you forgot it, it went bad. Gourdo fixes that loop. TRACK EVERYTHING, INSTANTLY Scan barcodes to add packaged goods in seconds. Photograph the expiry date and Gourdo reads it for you — no typing needed. Or add items manually with a tap. Every item lands in your pantry with its expiry date, category, and storage location tracked automatically. KNOW WHAT NEEDS USING, TODAY Gourdo sorts your pantry by what's expiring first, not by when you added it. Color-coded freshness grades — Fresh, Good, Use Soon, Urgent — give you an instant read of your entire fridge. No digging. No guessing. TURN EXPIRING FOOD INTO DINNER This is where Gourdo earns its keep. When something's about to go bad, Gourdo's AI recipe engine turns your expiring ingredients into a recipe you can actually make tonight. Not a generic suggestion — a real recipe built around what you have, with steps, timing, and a full ingredient list. BUILT FOR REAL KITCHENS Produce freshness reference for 38 common items, with storage tips and ripeness signals Supports fridge, freezer, pantry, and counter storage locations Tracks opened dates for produce that spoils faster once cut Push notifications at the time you choose — 3-day, 1-day, or day-of alerts Works offline. Syncs across your devices when you reconnect. PRO, WHEN YOU'RE READY Gourdo is free to start. Pro unlocks unlimited items, unlimited scans, unlimited AI recipes, same-day alerts, weekly summaries, and recipe suggestions triggered by your notifications. $4.99/month or $29.99/year. The average household saves that in the first week. Download free. Start tracking. Stop throwing money in the bin. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/