Back to homeKITCHEN INVENTORY FOR IPHONE

Fridge & pantry inventory,
made simpler.

Keep track of groceries, see estimated or package expiry dates, and update your inventory when you cook. Add food by search, scan, upload or voice.

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MY KITCHEN

Everything you have, in one list.

My Kitchen shows the food you've bought, how much of it you have, and when you added it. Check it in the shop, or before you decide what to cook, instead of opening the fridge and guessing.

You don't have to log your whole kitchen on day one. Start with what you buy most and the list grows as you shop.

Stovah My Kitchen screen, Fridge tab, listing chicken breast, milk, strawberries, spinach and Greek yogurt with quantities — My Kitchen, Fridge tab.

FRIDGE AND STAPLES

Track food that runs out. Not the salt.

Your kitchen has two tabs. Fridge holds the food you use up, like chicken, milk and berries, with a quantity and an expiry date for each.

Staples are the basics you always keep on hand, like rice, pasta, oil and spices. Mark them once and Stovah simply counts them as available: no quantities to update, and recipes treat them as ingredients you already have.

Watch: Fridge vs Staples

Stovah My Kitchen screen, Staples tab, listing rice, pasta, olive oil, salt, chili flakes and canned tomatoes — Staples stay on hand.

ADD GROCERIES

Five ways in. Pick the quickest.

Tap + on My Kitchen and choose how you want to add food. Receipts and uploaded orders come back as a list to review, already sorted into Fridge or Staples, before anything is saved.

Stovah add menu open over My Kitchen, with Upload, Scan barcode, Scan receipt, Search and Voice options — Tap + to add.

Stovah review screen after scanning a receipt: 9 items found, each tagged Fridge or Staple, with an Add 9 items button — Review before adding.

Search
Type a few letters and tap. Search knows other names (coriander finds cilantro), forgives small typos, and adds several items in one go.
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Scan a receipt
Take one photo. Store shorthand is decoded, totals and non-food lines are skipped, and everything lands in a list for you to check.
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Scan a barcode
Point your camera at the barcode and the product opens already named. If it isn't found, type it or scan the receipt instead.
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Upload an order
Ordered online? Upload a screenshot or PDF of the order confirmation. Brands, pack sizes and delivery fees are stripped out.
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Say it
Tell Stovah what changed, several items in one breath. It updates your kitchen as you talk, and asks when it isn't sure.
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EXPIRY DATES

Keep track of expiry dates.

Each fridge item gets a purchased date, today by default and easy to change if you shopped earlier. From it, Stovah estimates when the food expires using USDA FoodKeeper food-safety data, with an AI estimate for unusual or regional foods.

Got a printed date on the pack? Set it, and your date always replaces the estimate.

Estimates are planning aids, not a guarantee that food is safe. Check the food and follow the package instructions.

Stovah item sheet for spinach: category, store in Fridge, quantity 1 bag, purchased Oct 14, expires Oct 19, estimated about 5 days — Spinach: estimated ~5 days.

USE IT FIRST

See what to use before it's too late.

Home lines your food up by what expires first: red for 2 days or less, amber within a week. The Top Pick recipe is built around those ingredients, so the reminder and the dinner idea point at the same food.

Turn on expiry alerts and Stovah sends one quiet reminder a day, at the hour you choose, for food expiring that day or up to 2 days ahead. Never for food that's already past its date.

Watch: Never Miss Expiring Food

Stovah Home screen: freshness strip with chicken 1 day, milk and strawberries 2 days, spinach 3 days, and a Top Pick recipe, Chicken and Spinach Skillet, at 100% match — Home, soonest first.

COOKING UPDATES IT

Cook, and the list keeps itself current.

Tap Let's Cook on a recipe and Stovah lists everything it uses from your fridge, each pre-filled with one meal's worth. Adjust with + or −, confirm, and the amounts go down. Anything used up leaves the list.

Staples are never deducted, there's a 5-second Undo if you change your mind, and the meal is saved to your cooking history.

Watch: Cook It, Your Fridge Updates

Stovah Deduct ingredients sheet: chicken breast 0.25 kg, spinach 1 bag, mushrooms 100 g, with a note that 1 item will be fully used up and a Deduct and mark cooked button — One meal's worth, pre-filled.

GOOD TO KNOW

A few practical details.

Do I have to add everything?

No. Start with the food you buy most. Add your staples once and they stay on hand until you remove them.

How do reminders work?

Turn on Expiry alerts in Profile → Notifications. Choose how many days ahead to be told (on the day, 1 or 2) and the hour the daily reminder arrives.

Can I share my inventory?

Stovah is currently for one person. Household sharing is not available yet.

What does it cost?

Stovah offers a free one-month trial, then US $4.99 per month. Apple requires a payment method; cancel before the trial ends to avoid a charge. Check the App Store for local pricing and availability.

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MADE FOR REAL KITCHENS

Know what you have. Cook what you can.

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