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Frigie
Know how many days of food you have left
Frigie scans your groceries and counts down how many days of supply you have left — based on how fast your household actually eats, not a printed expiry date. It tops up your shopping list only when you're truly low, suggests recipes from what's in your fridge, and flags your allergens. Everything runs on-device. No account, no cloud.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Yumo, and I made Frigie. I'm a product designer who taught myself iOS, so this is a one-person app — I designed it, built it, and shipped it alone. It went live about two and a half weeks ago and has roughly 11 downloads, so today is genuinely the first time it meets a real audience. No team, no PR, just me and a comment box. Here's the itch I was scratching: I kept buying milk we already had, and throwing out spinach we never got to. Expiry dates don't help — they tell you when food can go bad, not when you'll run out. So Frigie flips it. You scan a receipt or a single item (read on-device with Apple Vision), and it counts down how many days of supply you have left for each thing, based on your household's real eating pace. It tops up your shopping list only when you're actually low, suggests recipes from what's in your fridge (with a "use up the oldest first" mode), and flags your allergens across everything. Two things I think are genuinely different: - It's consumption-based, not expiry-date-based. "3 days of milk left" is a number you can act on. - It's private by design — everything is on-device. No account, no cloud, no tracking. The AI runs on your phone. And one thing that's just for fun: the fridge is a sticker board. Every item is a sticker with a countdown ring, and they tumble around when you shake your phone. There are zero-waste streaks, food "rescues," 14 achievements, and a little collection album. A utility app is allowed to be delightful. What I'd love from you: tell me where the "days left" estimate feels wrong, or what you'd scan first. Real fridges will break my assumptions faster than I can, and that's the part I most want to get right. Brutal honesty very welcome — I'll be in the comments all day. Thank you for taking a look. 🧊
About Frigie on Product Hunt
“Know how many days of food you have left”
Frigie was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #34 on the daily leaderboard. Frigie scans your groceries and counts down how many days of supply you have left — based on how fast your household actually eats, not a printed expiry date. It tops up your shopping list only when you're truly low, suggests recipes from what's in your fridge, and flags your allergens. Everything runs on-device. No account, no cloud.
On the analytics side, Frigie competes within iOS, Productivity, GitHub and Food & Drink — topics that collectively have 813k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Frigie performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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