Pantry Pals takes the week you planned, subtracts what’s already in your pantry, applies your house rules— and hands you the list. No more standing in aisle four wondering if you have rice.
computed from 5 planned dinners + your pantry
it did the math for you
Plan
Pantry
Rules
Your listThat’s the whole app. Everything else exists to make these four things effortless.
Reels are a great place to find dinner and a terrible place to readit — the recipe is buried in a caption, a comment, or thirty seconds of fast cuts. Take a screenshot and Pantry Pals reads out the actual ingredients. From there it’s a real recipe: drop it onto this week’s plan, and whatever your pantry is missing lands on the grocery list by itself.
spicy.weeknights SAVE this for later!! 🍜 you NEED these noodles in your life… full recipe below 👇 follow for part 2!! … more
the actual ingredients: somewhere under 4,382 comments 😵
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readable at last
Each part of the week has a friend in charge of it. They’re very serious about their work. Mostly.
Drop recipes onto the days you’ll actually cook. Screenshot a reel, snap a cookbook page, or paste plain text — Miso reads out the ingredients so you never type them in.
A live picture of what’s home right now. Tick things off as you use them up, and anything you already have quietly disappears from the list before you shop.
Always keep oat milk stocked. Never buy cilantro, ever. Marshy remembers your household’s non-negotiables and bakes them into every list.
One tidy list for the whole household, with a “remaining only” viewfor the final lap of the store. Check items off together — everyone sees the same list.
Works on any phone. Pantry Pals installs straight from your browser and opens like any other app — built for the phone in your hand at aisle four. You won’t find us in the App Store; you don’t need it.
Add it from Safari or Chrome. Full screen, its own icon, in the app switcher — no store, no download size.
Your grocery list stays visible even in the supermarket's famous dead-zone corner.
A friendly 6-digit email code — no passwords to invent, no links bouncing you between apps.
One shared plan, pantry, and list for everyone under your roof. Whoever's at the store has the latest.
Not sure how? Here’s how to put it on your phone — iPhone and Android, with pictures.
I kept buying rice I already had.
Three bags of it, in a cupboard I'd walked past that morning. Pantry Pals is the thing I wanted instead: it remembers what's home, so the list only ever has what isn't.
— Daniel, who has enough ricePantry Pals is paid for by the people who use it, which means it has no reason to sell your family’s shopping habits to anyone or to bury your dinner under a banner.
One subscription covers everyone under your roof — there are no per-person seats.
$3.25 a month
30-day free trial, no cardBilled monthly
30-day free trial, no cardStraight answersIncluding the awkward ones. If something isn’t answered here, it probably should be — tell us.
Plan a few dinners, tell us what’s in the cupboard, and watch the list do itself.