Shelfy - Food Expiry Tracker

Ever opened your fridge to find something that expired three weeks ago? Yeah. We've all been there. Shelfy is the simple, friendly app that remembers your food so you don't have to. Scan your shopping when you get home, and we'll remind you before anything goes off - with recipe ideas to use it up first. How it works: Scan the barcode on any food item and Shelfy identifies it instantly. Photograph the expiry date and we read it automatically - no typing, no faff. Your food is saved to your digital fridge, colour-coded by how urgent it is. Red means use it today. Amber means you've got a few days. Green means you're fine. When something's about to expire, you get a friendly nudge - with a quick recipe suggestion so you can actually do something about it before it ends up in the bin. What's inside: --> Instant barcode scanning - identify any product in seconds --> Automatic expiry date reading - just point and snap --> Smart reminders - 3 days and 1 day before things expire --> AI recipe ideas - based on what's actually in your fridge --> Organised by location - fridge, freezer and cupboard all in one place --> Waste insights - track how much food you've rescued over time --> Private and secure - no ads, no selling your data, ever Why Shelfy exists: We spent weeks talking to hundreds of people about food waste. The same thing kept coming up - it's not that people don't care. It's just that once the fridge door closes, food disappears from your brain. Out of sight, out of mind. That's especially true if you're busy, easily distracted, or have ADHD. Life gets in the way. Plans change. And suddenly you're throwing away food you genuinely meant to eat. Shelfy fixes that. It's your fridge's memory. Free to use Shelfy is completely free. Sign in with Google or Apple, or just use it as a guest - no account needed to get started. The average UK household throws away £700 of food every year. The average US household over $1,500. Most of it is completely avoidable. Download Shelfy. Stop wasting food. Save a bit of money. Eat what you've got.