A household inventory app that covers more than the fridge
Most inventory apps stop at food, which means the things you actually run out of at the worst time, toilet roll, dish soap, nappies, batteries for the smoke alarm, live nowhere. SeePantry has 29 categories covering the whole house, so one app tells you what you have and what is about to run out.
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The categories other trackers leave out
Household Cleaning, Paper Goods, Personal Care, Health & Medicine, Pet Supplies and Baby & Kids sit alongside the food categories, each with shelf lives that make sense for them rather than borrowed from produce. You can add your own categories and your own storage locations on top.
Restock predictions for the boring essentials
These are exactly the items with a predictable rhythm, and therefore the ones prediction works best on. SeePantry watches how fast you get through them and tells you what is about to run out, with the number of days left, before it becomes a problem.
Add a whole shop in one photo
A supermarket receipt usually mixes food and household items. Photograph it once and everything is logged and categorised together, which is the only realistic way to keep a whole-house inventory current.
Common questions
- Is there an app to track household supplies and cleaning products?
- SeePantry covers household supplies in dedicated categories, including Household Cleaning, Paper Goods and Personal Care, alongside food, with restock predictions and low-stock alerts for each.
- Can I track non-food items and food in the same inventory?
- Yes. There are 29 built-in categories spanning both, plus custom categories and custom storage locations, so the whole house is one inventory rather than several.
- How do I add household items quickly?
- Scan the barcode, which is free and unlimited, or photograph the receipt and let it categorise everything at once. Both handle mixed food and non-food shops.
Related
See what you have. Use what you buy.
- Six ways to add groceries, including scanning a whole receipt from one photo
- Knows a loaf is 16 slices, so cooking deducts what you used
- Warns you before you buy something already in your kitchen
- 29 categories covering food, medicine, cleaning and pet supplies