Know what you have
Pantry, fridge and freezer in one list, with a warning before anything goes bad. Never buy a duplicate again.

Cook what you already have.
Most recipe apps tell you what to buy. StockUp starts with the chicken in your fridge, the tomatoes in your pantry and the pasta that has been in the cupboard for two months, and tells you what you can make tonight.
Free to try, then $5.99 once to unlock everything. No subscription.

Recipe apps assume you will go shopping. Meanwhile the spinach wilts and the ground beef passes its date.
StockUp works from what is already in your kitchen and puts the food that is about to turn first in line.




Pantry, fridge and freezer in one list, with a warning before anything goes bad. Never buy a duplicate again.

Scan the receipt and everything goes in at once. Or say “add milk” to Siri, or just type it.

Not almost, actually. More than 500 built-in recipes, filtered by what you own, with the food that is about to expire first in line. They work offline.

Drop recipes onto the week. Missing ingredients go straight to the shopping list, so the trip is shorter and the bill is smaller.

No. StockUp is free to try, then $5.99 once to unlock everything for good.
Nowhere we can see it. Your pantry lives on your devices and syncs through your own iCloud. No account, no tracking, no ads.
Yes, with Family Sharing, including the shopping list.
Yes, and StockUp tracks whether you have their ingredients.
For iPhone, iPad and Mac. $5.99 once.
Download on the App Store