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Dinner, from what's already in your fridge.

Photograph your fridge. leftovr fills your kitchen, flags what spoils first, and builds tonight's dinner from it.

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What is leftovr?

The app that already knows what's in your kitchen.

leftovr is an iPhone app that turns the food you already own into dinner. Photograph your fridge or pantry — or scan a grocery receipt — and leftovr fills your kitchen, ranks everything by what should be eaten first, and generates recipes from those ingredients only.

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Page last updated 6 November 2026 by the leftovr team.

How it works

Shelves in. Dinner out.

Three steps, one of which you already do every time you shop.

1

Snap your shelves

Photograph your fridge, a shelf or the counter, up to three shots. A receipt or PDF e-receipt works too, adding 20 to 30 items at once.

2
Baby spinach Best today
Cherry tomatoes This week
Cheese Fresh

Your kitchen keeps track

Everything lands on shelves with gentle freshness windows, "best today", "this week", never scary expiration countdowns.

3
Spinach & feta pasta 20 min, easy
Cook this

Cook what you have

Recipes built from what you have, starring whatever should be eaten first. Cook one and those ingredients leave your kitchen automatically.

Five ways to fill your kitchen: pantry photo (up to three shelves at once), receipt photo, PDF e-receipt, barcode scan, or manual add. Barcode and manual add are free and unlimited, forever.

Why it matters

We throw away more food than we think. And more money with it.

$1,500

What the average American family of four throws out in food every year.

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture

31%

Share of the U.S. food supply lost at the retail and consumer level, by USDA's estimate.

Source: USDA, 2010 estimate

40%

About this much of the food thrown out at home was still edible. It just was not used in time.

Source: WRAP, Household Food Waste Study (UK)

What you get

Know what you have. Know what to cook.

Know what to eat first

leftovr ranks your food by how soon it'll spoil and puts the at-risk items front and centre — so you use the spinach before it wilts, not after.

A daily "use today" shelf, ranked by shelf life
Colour-coded freshness on every item
One tap to cook with what's about to turn
Eat first · use today
Baby spinach
Best today
Free range eggs
Best today
Chicken
In 1 day

Recipes from what's actually in there

Every idea is built from the food you already own and leads with the items that need using. Open one and the steps are right there.

No "buy these 9 extra things" recipes
Filter by time, effort, or "uses the most"
Tap "I cooked this" and your kitchen updates
Top pick
Spinach & feta pasta
20 min · 5 ingredients
Saves spinach (best today)
Cheesy egg toast
10 min · 3 ingredients
Uses 3 items at risk
How it compares

Four kinds of app. One of them subtracts.

Most kitchen apps add work: you type what you have, or you plan meals and then go shopping. leftovr starts from the food already in your house.

  leftovr Recipe apps Pantry & expiry trackers Meal-plan apps
Getting food in A photo of your shelves, a receipt, a barcode, or by hand You type the ingredients in every time Usually barcode, one item at a time You pick the meals first, then shop
Knows what goes off first Every item ranked by freshness, every day No Yes — as a list of dates No
Recipes limited to what you own Yes — required ingredients come from your kitchen Yes Rarely No — the plan comes first, the shopping list after
After you cook Those ingredients leave your kitchen automatically Nothing changes You tick items off by hand You tick items off by hand
Shared household Up to three people, one synced kitchen Rare Rare Sometimes
Money saved vs. tossed Tracked by week, month and year No Sometimes, as one total No

Categories, not brands: app features change often. This is how the four common approaches work as of November 2026 — check any app yourself before you switch.

Pricing

Free to start. Honest from there.

Your first scan — pantry photo or receipt — and first recipe are on us. Manual add and barcode scan stay free, always. Go unlimited when you're ready.

Free
Try the whole flow
$0
Free forever
  • Your first scan, pantry or receipt
  • Your first recipe generation
  • Unlimited manual + barcode add
  • Your kitchen, kept current
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Household
Share with up to 3
$14.99/month
Billed monthly
  • Everything in Premium
  • One shared kitchen for the home
  • Up to 3 people, synced
  • Shared shopping + insights
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Good questions

The honest answers.

Yes, to start. Your first scan — a pantry photo or a receipt — and first recipe are free, and manual and barcode add stay free forever. For unlimited scanning, unlimited recipes, daily suggestions and insights, Premium is $7.99/month ($54.99/year) and Household is $14.99/month ($99.99/year) for up to three people.
No. A pantry photo reads a whole shelf at a time — up to three shots — and a receipt scan adds 20–30 items in about ten seconds. For a single thing you can scan a barcode or add it manually, both free and unlimited.
Take up to three photos of a shelf, the fridge or the counter. leftovr reads what it can see and you confirm the list before anything lands in your kitchen. It is an AI scan, so it counts against the same allowance as a receipt scan.
Yes. The Household plan gives up to three people one shared kitchen that stays in sync — so whoever shops, everyone sees what you have and what to cook.
Recipes are built from food already in your kitchen, with required ingredients coming from what your household has. leftovr prioritises food that should be used first. Tap I cooked this and those ingredients are removed or reduced automatically.
Receipt items and quantities are personal data when linked to your account. We use them only to update your kitchen and suggest meals. Some items can hint at dietary, health, family, or religious preferences. We never sell your personal data. You can delete items, or your whole account, whenever you like.
Most printed, emailed, and PDF grocery receipts work out of the box. If a line is unclear, leftovr flags just those items for a quick one-tap check — the rest go straight in.
No. They’re approximate freshness estimates based on the item type and what we can read from your receipt. You can edit or clear the date during receipt review or manual add if you know better.
Not yet. leftovr is an iPhone app today. The early-access list is the fastest way to hear when that changes.
A recipe app asks you to type in ingredients every time, then sends you shopping. leftovr already knows what you own, ranks it by what will spoil first, builds recipes from those ingredients, and subtracts them from your kitchen once you cook.
English and Serbian — the whole app, including the recipes it generates, and this site.
No. leftovr needs an iPhone and its camera. No sensors, no smart fridge, no scales.

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