You overspend
Blind trips mean duplicate cans, forgotten leftovers, and a receipt bigger than it needed to be.
One AI plan built around what you have, what you want, and your budget — so you buy only what's missing, hit your macros, and waste less.
We overspend and waste food for the same reason: we shop without a plan. We buy what we already own, forget what's in the fridge, and grab “healthy” without knowing if it fits.
Blind trips mean duplicate cans, forgotten leftovers, and a receipt bigger than it needed to be.
The spinach wilts, the chicken expires, good intentions rot in the crisper — most of it avoidable.
“Healthy” is a guess. You grab things without knowing your calories, your protein, or your budget.
Stock what you have, set what you want and your budget, generate — then shop only the gaps.
Type what you have — or snap a receipt or your shelf and the AI reads the items in.
Snap to stock
Pick a goal, diet and allergies, and a weekly ₱ budget. Targets are computed, not guessed.
Your macros, your ₱
The AI writes days of real recipes — ingredients, steps and macros — built around your pantry.
Real recipes
Your list holds just what the pantry doesn't cover, kept within budget. Cook, tick off, repeat.
Within budget ✓Five things the app does — all real, all shipping. No barcode scanning, no calorie guessing, no gimmicks.
Your pantry already knows what's for dinner. Plans reuse what you own, prefer items nearing expiry, and skip duplicate buys — so less ends up in the bin.
Macros that aren't a guess. Calorie and protein / fat / carb targets are computed deterministically (Mifflin-St Jeor → TDEE → goal-adjusted) and tracked daily.
The grocery list auto-fills from your plan with only what the pantry doesn't cover — kept inside your weekly ₱ budget, with a plain-language note on how it got there.
Photograph a receipt or your groceries and the AI reads the items and adds them to your pantry — and can log the spend at the same time.
Weekly spending vs. budget, week-over-week change, meals cooked, average calories and protein vs. goal, food-waste status, and an 8-week spending chart.






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Three quiet things make the plans trustworthy — a real nutrition model, a pantry-first bias, and budgets built on real numbers.
Calorie and macro targets come from Mifflin-St Jeor BMR → TDEE → goal adjustment. The AI reasons over that model — it doesn't guess calorie numbers.
Every plan starts from what you already own and leans on items nearing expiry first — so food gets used, not thrown out.
Weekly budgets ride on crowdsourced, anonymized local grocery prices near you — real numbers, not stock guesses.
I built AI Grocery Planner because I was tired of the same two problems every single week: spending more than I meant to, and watching food rot in the fridge. I’d buy things I already had, forget the spinach until it wilted, and never really know if what I grabbed fit my goals or my budget.
So I made the app I wished existed. It starts from what’s already in your kitchen, plans around what you actually want to eat, and keeps the whole week inside your budget. It’s built PH-first, in peso, because that’s where I shop too.
It’s still early and I’m building it out in the open, solo. If that sounds like your kind of week, I’d genuinely love for you to try it and tell me what’s missing.
Everything you need to start.
For serious weekly planners.
The full kitchen copilot.
Illustrative pricing in Philippine peso (₱), easy to edit. Receipt scanning and community prices are live in the app today.
Honestly the part I didn't expect to like is it telling me what's already in the fridge before I add stuff. Caught me almost buying garlic for the third time lol.
I used to just eyeball my protein and hope for the best. Didn't think an app could actually keep me near my numbers without the grocery bill going up too.
The receipt scan is the reason I actually use this over just texting myself a list. Take a pic after the palengke and it's already in the app.
Living alone I used to buy way more than I needed and toss half of it by the weekend. First time in months I've actually finished a grocery haul before it went bad.
Targets are computed deterministically with the Mifflin-St Jeor equation (BMR → TDEE → adjusted for your goal), not guessed. The AI reasons over those numbers to build recipes — it never invents calorie figures.
You can, but you don't have to. Snap a photo of a receipt or your shelf and the AI reads the items and adds them to your pantry — and can log the spend too.
The list is built from your plan, contains only what your pantry doesn't already cover, and is kept within your weekly ₱ budget — with money-saving swaps when something's tight.
From crowdsourced, anonymized community prices — “≈ ₱X/unit near you” — so budgets ride on real numbers instead of guesses.
It's offline-first, so it works without a connection, and your data syncs across devices when you're signed in.
It's built PH-first, so prices and budgets are in peso (₱), but the planning, pantry and nutrition features work anywhere.
Smarter groceries, planned by AI — around what you have, what you want, and your budget.