HOW IT WORKS
Plenty remembers what you have, when you opened it and roughly what it cost — then tells you what to use first and what to cook tonight.
Log by voice or photo
Say "tofu, opened" or snap a shelf. It reads the item, the pack state and even the best-before date.
See what to use first
Every item gets a freshness read — fresh, use soonish, or spoilage likely — based on category, pack state and your own habits.
Cook what you already have
Recipe ideas built around what's about to turn, respecting your diet split and allergies.
A shopping list that writes itself
Things you ran out of and missing recipe ingredients land on a shared list. Tick them off and they move straight into your kitchen.
Track calories the easy way
Photo, typing or talking — meals get estimated and land on a day-by-day calendar you can correct any time.
Share it with your household
One kitchen, everyone in sync — and see what you saved versus what got thrown away, with prices it learns from you.
Phone, tablet or computer
Install it on your home screen like an app, or use the full-size layout on a laptop. English, Spanish and German.
Use it from your AI assistant
Connect ChatGPT or Claude and ask it to list your pantry, add items, or mark the milk as used.
~1/3
of food produced worldwide is wasted
3 ways
to add food: speak it, snap it or type it
Free
tier, forever — no card needed
Simple pricing
Free forever with no card: unlimited items, 15 voice notes, one AI recipe session and 14 photo scans a month. Plus €4.99/mo, Pro €9.99/mo when you want more AI.
Quiet by default
No tracking until you say yes, and analytics stay in Europe. Your kitchen data is yours.
Sign up in seconds — your kitchen syncs across every device.
A quick word on cookies
We'd like to use privacy-friendly analytics (PostHog) to understand which parts of Plenty help people waste less food. It's optional — everything works either way.