
UseBy
Smart expiry date reminder app for your fridge.
UseBy launched on June 16, 2025 with 9 votes, #3,023 of 7,999 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Just snap a photo of your grocery receipt, and UseBy scans it, tracks your items, logs their expiration dates, and sends you timely reminders—before anything goes bad. No more guessing what's still good. No more forgotten items. UseBy is free to use.
Track expiring items, reduce waste, and optimize your fridge with UseBy
UseBy organizes your fridge, reminds you of expiration dates, and helps you save money. Just take a photo! UseBy scans your receipt, tracks expiration dates, and notifies you before it's too late. The AI scans for products and autosaves their expiration dates. NOTE UseBy suggests expiration dates based on averages. For the real story, always check your product's printed date. "No more waste: receive automatic reminders and save effortlessly. Useby helps keep track of food expiration dates, reducing waste and forgotten items. A receipt can be photographed or a product added manually: the app recognizes the items, estimates their expiration dates, and organizes everything into a clear,…from useby.io
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