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YOUR KITCHEN. A LITTLE LESS TO THINK ABOUT.

Food is expensive.
Make more of what
you already paid for.

Feed Me Food connects your Pantry, recipes, Meal Planner, and Shopping List so you can see what you have, find something to make, and buy only what you actually need.

Use it for tonight’s dinner or the whole week.

Free public recipes. Paid personal tools. Works in your browser.

Use what
you have
Buy only
what you need
Waste
less food
Think less about
what to eat
Scan to add.
Shop to replenish.
Less to remember.
Feed Me Food Pantry displayed on a phone
UPC barcode scanner for adding a packaged item to Pantry UPC scanning
UPC barcode scanner for adding a packaged item to Pantry

Less typing.
Less remembering.

Scan barcodes to add packaged items to your Pantry, without typing each product name.

Scan to add
Purchased item confirmation showing items added or updated in Pantry

Shop and update
your Pantry.

Check off what you bought, then confirm purchases to add or update those items in your Pantry.

Shop to replenish
Low-stock reminder examples based on recurring Shopping List additions

Get a heads-up
when you may be low.

Feed Me Food learns how often you add items back to your Shopping List and estimates when they may be running low.

Smart reminders
FULL SYSTEM

I’m hungry.
What can I make?

Open your Pantry and get recipe ideas based on the food you already have. No planning required.

See how Recipe Match works
Pantry Recipe Match showing Fried Eggs with Bacon and ingredients available
FULL SYSTEM

I want to
plan ahead.

Pick a few meals or plan the whole week. Feed Me Food checks your Pantry and helps build your Shopping List.

Explore the Meal Planner
Weekly Meal Planner with meals arranged by day

THE FULL SYSTEM · $2.99/MONTH

One connected system for your kitchen.

Pantry, recipes, planning and shopping work together. Use the parts you need.

  1. 1Build your Pantry

    Pantry inventory with quantities, storage locations and Add to Shopping List buttons

    Add items with UPC scanning. Keep food, household supplies, storage locations and expiration dates together.

  2. 2Find something to make

    Pantry Recipe Match showing Fried Eggs with Bacon and ingredients available

    See recipe ideas based on ingredients listed in your Pantry. Try another suggestion when you need options.

  3. 3Plan when you want

    Weekly Meal Planner with meals arranged by day

    Add meals to a few days or the full week. Planning is optional — you can use your Shopping List either way.

  4. 4Shop for what’s missing

    Shopping List with quantities, Pantry filters and checkboxes

    Bring meal ingredients and household needs into one list, with Pantry checks to help avoid buying duplicates.

  5. 5Confirm & replenish

    Purchased item confirmation showing items added or updated in Pantry

    Check off your purchases. Confirm them with a button to add or update those items in your Pantry.

And it keeps learning your routine. Repeat Shopping List additions help estimate when familiar items may be running low — without logging every use.

Recipe matches use ingredients listed in your Pantry; check amounts before cooking. Replenishment reminders are estimates, not a measurement of what is physically left.

YOUR RECIPES

Your recipes
belong here too.

Keep family recipes, everyday favorites and the meals you actually make. Keep them private, share with selected friends and family, or choose to publish to the Cookbook.

Save & share recipes
My Recipes with private recipes and a recipe shared with family
SHARED KITCHENS

Share a kitchen
with the people
who help you.

Let family, roommates or caregivers help with Pantry and shopping. Add what’s needed, shop, and confirm purchases to update the shared Pantry.

Explore shared kitchens
Shared Kitchen members and access controls for family and caregivers

Start small. Your whole kitchen can wait.
Add a few items, save a recipe, or start a Shopping List. Build your kitchen as you use it.

Just need a food idea? Browse free recipes

START WHERE YOU ARE

Explore for free.
Connect your kitchen
with the Full System.

Browse recipes, learn kitchen skills, and get to know your food. When you’re ready, bring your own kitchen together.

Works on your phone, tablet or computer.
No app download needed.
YOUR CONNECTED PERSONAL TOOLS

Full System

$2.99per month

  • Pantry with UPC scanning & recipe matches
  • Full 7-day Meal Planner
  • Pantry-aware Shopping List
  • Purchase-to-Pantry updates
  • Pattern-based replenishment reminders
  • Personal recipes & private sharing
  • Shared Kitchen & caregiver access
  • Dashboard & Gentle Movement
Get the Full System

Personal tools are part of the paid Full System.

A few things you might be wondering.

Do I have to keep entering everything manually?

No. Use UPC scanning to add packaged items. Confirming purchased Shopping List items adds or updates them in Pantry, so you do not need to enter those purchases again. The system also learns from repeat list additions to estimate when familiar items may be running low.

You do not have to log every use to benefit from those reminders. Estimates are not an exact count of what is left.

What is free, and what is in the Full System?

Public recipes, Nutrition Guides, Source Code Food, Kitchen Basics, and food Finds are free to explore without an account.

The $2.99/month Full System includes your Pantry, recipe matches, Meal Planner, Shopping List, personal recipes, sharing, Dashboard, Gentle Movement, BMI and 12-week plan. There is no separate free planner, Shopping List or Pantry tier.

Can I share with family or a caregiver?

Yes. Shared Kitchen access lets people you choose help with household Pantry and shopping needs. Someone helping a parent can add what is needed to the shared Shopping List, then confirm purchases to update Pantry.

Personal recipes can stay private, be shared with selected friends and family, or be published to the Cookbook when you choose.

Can I use it on my phone without meal planning?

Yes. Feed Me Food works in your phone’s browser; no app download is needed. Meal planning is optional. Use Pantry recipe ideas when you are hungry, or work directly with your Shopping List.

Start with a few items or one recipe. You do not have to organize your entire kitchen first.