See at a glance what needs using.
The start screen lists everything that expires soon, sorted by date. Filter by “Good”, “Expires this week” or “Expires soon”, and add new items in two taps.

FridgeLoop keeps track of what you have and when it expires. Scan a barcode or a receipt, get a reminder before food goes off, and turn what’s left into a recipe.


Most food doesn’t go off because nobody wanted it. It goes off because nobody remembered it was there.
Add what you buy, see what needs using, cook it, and put the rest on the list. That’s the loop.
The start screen lists everything that expires soon, sorted by date. Filter by “Good”, “Expires this week” or “Expires soon”, and add new items in two taps.

Each item has a category, an expiry date and a colour that changes as the date gets closer. Storage tips tell you whether it belongs in the fridge, the freezer or the pantry.

Photograph your receipt and FridgeLoop’s AI reads the items and suggests expiry dates. You review the list before anything is added. Single items are just as quick with the barcode scanner.

Write down what’s missing, tick it off in the shop and pick favourites again from your history. Ingredients from a recipe go onto the list with one tap.

FridgeLoop suggests recipes built around the items that expire first — with servings, difficulty and cooking time. Always check ingredients and allergens yourself.

Move the slider to jump ahead in time. FridgeLoop uses the same thresholds as here: three days or less is “use soon”, up to a week is “this week”.
Example items for illustration.
Take a photo of your receipt. The AI reads the items and suggests expiry dates, and you check the list before it lands in your fridge.

Recipe ideas that use what expires first, in your language and with local dishes in mind.

Scan a product and FridgeLoop fills in the name from Open Food Facts. Only the barcode number is sent.
Get a notification before something expires. You choose how many days in advance.
See what expires next without opening the app (iOS 26.2 or later).

What expires soon, plus quick add.

Expiry date, category, storage tip.

Items read from a photo.

Tick off, add from history.

Ideas from what you have.

Ingredients and steps.
FridgeLoop needs an account so your fridge syncs. Here is what leaves your phone and why.
Read the full privacy policy.
An iPhone app that keeps track of the food you have at home and when it expires. It reminds you before food goes off, suggests recipes from what you have and keeps a shopping list.
iPhone with iOS 18.2 or later. The Home Screen widget needs iOS 26.2 or later. There is no Android version.
Yes. You sign in with your email address and a password so your items, recipes and shopping list are stored and synced in your account.
Every item has an expiry date. FridgeLoop colours items by how much time is left and can send you a notification a set number of days before the date. You choose the lead time in Settings.
You take a photo of a receipt. The photo is sent to our server and analysed by OpenAI, which reads the items and suggests expiry dates. You review the list before anything is added.
They are suggestions. Check ingredients, allergens and whether food is still good yourself — FridgeLoop can’t see your food.
Your data is stored in your account. Barcode numbers go to Open Food Facts, receipt photos and item names for recipes go to OpenAI. There is no advertising tracking. Details are in the privacy policy.
In the app under You → Settings → Delete account. This removes your account together with your items, recipes and shopping list.
FridgeLoop is available in 22 languages, including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish and Chinese (Simplified).
FridgeLoop for iPhone. Know what’s in your fridge, and what to cook tonight.