Kubbord keeps track of the food you have, tells you what to cook before it goes off, and quietly counts what you save by cooking at home.
No sign-up to start. Open it and cook.
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One email at launch, plus one to confirm your address. Nothing else, and you can leave any time. How we keep it.
Real screenshots of Kubbord, with sample food. Swipe through them.
Most pantry apps die the same way: you stop typing things in, the list goes stale, and every suggestion is wrong. Kubbord keeps itself roughly right, so it stays useful even on weeks you ignore it.
One receipt photo or one order screenshot, and every item goes in.
Tap I cooked this and the ingredients come out of the pantry. Undo if you change your mind.
Milk turns into "probably low" on its own, and now and then Kubbord asks a quick "Still have it?"
It notices what keeps going to waste and suggests a smaller pack or something that keeps longer.
One photo, or one long screenshot of your Walmart order. Every item comes in as the exact product, with its picture.
Hold things up to the camera while you unpack. No tapping between them.
Starting out? Photograph a shelf and Kubbord names what it sees.
Pickup and delivery orders from any store, straight into your pantry.
"Add milk, eggs and bread."
Fill the fridge, the freezer, the pantry and the spice rack one at a time. Doors open, food lands on the shelves, and every few items Kubbord shows you what you can already cook.
Once a day at most, at a time you choose, Kubbord tells you what to use, with a recipe you can make from what you already have. Answer right from the notification.
Threw out spinach three times this month? Kubbord says so, about what it cost, and offers something that works better for you: frozen spinach, a smaller bag, or putting spinach recipes first the day after you shop.
14 dinners at home this month
About $23 of food used before its date
Kubbord uses the prices from your receipts to estimate what each meal cost and what eating out would have cost. Every number says "about", because it's an estimate. No streaks to keep, nothing to lose.
Recipes sort by what you can make right now, then by what's one shop away.
Home cooks' recipes and hundreds from the USDA, in cups or grams, with calories per serving.
A recipe not in your language yet? One tap translates it, for everyone after you too.
Your recipes stay yours. Share them with everyone, credited to your nickname.
Keep them in Kubbord with a link back to the original.
Follow cooks you like, and see how many people cooked your recipe this week.
Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, and allergies to peanuts, nuts, eggs, milk, fish, shellfish, soy, wheat and sesame. Set them once and Kubbord leaves out what doesn't fit. It errs on the safe side, and always reminds you to check the label.
| Free | Plus | |
|---|---|---|
| Pantry, barcodes, shopping list, reminders | ✓ | ✓ |
| Recipes, translation, ratings, sharing with a photo | ✓ | ✓ |
| Community boards and questions | ✓ | ✓ |
| Money saved and food wasted | ✓ | ✓ |
| Food recall alerts for what is in your kitchen | ✓ | ✓ |
| Receipt and photo scans | 30 in your first week, then 3 a month | Unlimited |
| Recipe photos: step-by-step photos and a photo journal of what you cooked | – | ✓ |
| Weekly meal plan with the grocery list | 3 days ahead | The whole week |
| Saved receipts for refunds and recalls | – | ✓ |
| Price history: what you paid, which store is cheaper, spending over time | – | ✓ |
| Vacation Mode Coming soon | – | ✓ |
$4.99 a month or $39.99 a year (save 33%)
Founding price: $4.99 a month, locked in for as long as you stay.
Bought and managed in Google Play; cancel anytime there. No ads in either. How we handle your data.
No sign-up to start. Open it and cook. Kubbord gives your phone an anonymous ID so your own recipes and allowances work, and asks for a cook name only when you share a recipe, so people know who shared it.
Yes. It speaks English and Russian today, uses metric or US measures, and suggests recipes from your region first.
Any printed receipt. Walmart receipts print product codes, so they come in exact; others are matched by name.
They are read and then thrown away. We don't keep them. Your pantry itself stays on your phone.
It's being tested on Google Play now. On Android you can join the test today; otherwise leave your email above and we'll tell you when it launches.