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What's coming to Plenty

An honest look at what we're building, what we're still thinking about, and what already landed.

Building now

  • Nutrition for members

    Calorie tracking moving into the main app for Plus and Pro, with weekly averages.

  • Reminders before food spoils

    A gentle nudge on your phone when something needs eating today, not next week.

  • A proper desktop experience

    Wider layouts that use the whole screen, keyboard shortcuts and quick-add from anywhere.

Exploring

  • Works without signal

    Browse and add while offline in the shop or a cold cellar; it syncs when you're back.

  • Barcode scanning

    Point the camera at a barcode and get the product, size and date filled in.

  • Meal plans for the week

    Turn recipe picks into a week's plan, with the shopping list to match.

  • Import a receipt

    Photograph a shop receipt and have the whole basket land in your kitchen.

  • Household activity

    See who added, used or binned what, so nothing goes missing between you.

  • Waste goals and streaks

    Set a monthly target for what you throw away and keep a streak going.

Already shipped

  • Choose your own menu

    Pick, reorder and drag the tabs you use; hide the rest.

  • Search and shelf-life filters

    Find anything instantly and split fresh food from long-life items.

  • Recipes from what you have

    Saved recipes first, strictly from your kitchen; new ideas only when you ask.

  • Bring your own AI key

    Connect Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq or OpenRouter and use Plenty free, without limits.

  • Yearly plans

    Two-thirds of the price when you pay for a year.

  • Shared shopping list

    Fills itself from what ran out and what your recipes need.

  • Calorie diary with a calendar

    Log meals by photo, typing or talking and see every day at a glance.

  • Spanish and German

    The whole app, not just the menus.

  • Share a kitchen

    Invite your household and keep one inventory between you.

Want the details?

Every shipped change is written up in the changelog.

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