Pantry Check - Grocery List

This pantry inventory app that allows you to scan barcodes and add expiration dates two items works amazingly well. Scanning the barcode pulls back pictures of the exact item. It is very quick and very easy to use. It even makes a satisfying 'boop' sound when the item is scanned. I'll be subbing when I hit the limit.

Very helpful so far! Easy to use and love the expiration tracking. I wish it had a ‘desired stock qty’ per item that would make creating a generated shopping list more accurate, but either way, this app is ABSOLUTELY worth using.

I have been using the app for a few months and it really good. Scans fast and easy to add unidentified items and move products around. My only struggle is that I REALLY want to set my own categories and be able to organize the categories manually. I waste too much time finding and organizing based on automatic categories.

It’s so easy to keep up with what’s in my pantry now. It prevents me from purchasing duplicates and tells me when products are about to expire. I highly recommend it.

For more than a decade, I’ve been relying on this app for my inventory and grocery shopping. It enables me to have separate shopping lists for each of the stores at which I shop. Love it!

I’m not sure what I would do without this app! Honestly. I’ve used it for many years now and it’s proven indispensable. I’m disabled, bed bound, and unable to visually access my refrigerator, pantry, etc. I use the app to keep track of everything, with my caregivers scanning in new items. I especially love the product photographs as I can show them exactly what they need to be looking for when I request something. The shopping list section works brilliantly. There’s a bit of a learning curve involved, but I now have my usage tweaked to suit me. I really appreciate all the flexibility. There are still new discoveries from time to time. Thanks, Pantry Check developers!

So far there is a learning curve.

Review: The End of "Do We Have Eggs?" Panic Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you’ve ever stood in the grocery aisle staring blankly at a carton of milk, wondering if the one at home is half-full or a science experiment, Pantry Check is about to change your life. It’s rare to find an app that actually solves a "mental load" problem rather than just adding another digital chore to your list, but this is it. Here is why it’s a permanent resident on my home screen: Why It’s Stellar: * Effortless Inventory: The barcode scanner is snappy and reliable. I spent twenty minutes scanning my pantry, and now I have a digital twin of my kitchen. * Expiration Tracking: This is the "killer feature." It sends gentle nudges when items are nearing their end. It’s saved me dozens of dollars by reminding me to use that heavy cream before it turns into cheese. * Smart Shopping Lists: It bridges the gap between "I'm out of this" and "I need to buy this" perfectly. When you use the last of the olive oil in the app, it can automatically jump onto your shopping list. * Reduced Waste: Beyond saving money, it feels great to actually finish what you buy. It’s the ultimate tool for sustainable, conscious eating. The Bottom Line: Pantry Check turns the chaos of a kitchen into a streamlined system. It’s intuitive, sleek, and—most importantly—it works. Whether you’re a meal prepper or just someone tired of buying a third jar of cumin "just in case," you need this app. "I no longer manage a pantry; I manage a high-efficiency kitchen, all thanks to this app."

如果可以选到期日时可以改成日历模式就非常方便了

I am so happy I found this app. My wife doesn’t do steps and all our extra supplies are downstairs. Instead of running down with a list or trying to remember her list for getting meals ready or ordering things, I can just open the app and find what we have. I find the interface a little inconsistent but once you get a hang of it, it’s usable. I wish there were features that could be turned on and off. In my example, expiration dates are useless. Let me turn them off.