PantryGrid: Home Food Map
Keep home food inventory easy to find
What it does
PantryGrid keeps home food inventory, locations, notes, photos, and use-by context together in a structured local record. It does not provide medical, nutrition, or food-safety guarantees.
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Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS. Food & Drink Developer TECK SOON NG Language EN + 15 More Size 3 MB iPhone, iPad PantryGrid helps you map pantry, fridge and freezer items, plan what to use first, track open packages, restock essentials and keep food records private on your device. PantryGrid is a private home food map for your pantry, fridge and freezer. Know what you have, where it is stored, what should be used first, what is open or partial, and what needs to be restocked. Use PantryGrid to: • Map pantry, fridge and freezer zones • Track sealed, open, partial and portioned packages • Plan thaw dates and meal notes • Keep a Use First queue for items…from apps.apple.com
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