Stash: AI Pantry Live

Stash is a kitchen tracker that works the way you actually talk. Most pantry apps die the same death: they ask you to scan a barcode for every item, pick a unit, type a quantity, and then punish you the moment you forget. Nobody keeps that up. Stash takes the opposite approach. You tell it what happened in plain language and it works out the rest. "Made a salad, used about half the lettuce and 2 eggs, finished the milk." That one sentence updates your eggs from 12 to 10, drops the lettuce to half, and puts milk on your shopping list because it knows milk is a staple in your house. WHAT IT DOES Plain language in and out. Talk to it or type. No forms, no dropdowns, no barcode scanning. Receipt scanning. Photograph a receipt and Stash reads it, decodes the abbreviated store names, filters out the paper towels, and shows you everything it found before a single item is saved. You correct anything it got wrong, then accept. Multiple fridges, freezers and pantries. If you have a garage freezer and a kitchen fridge, Stash learns which things live where. Tell it once and it remembers for next time. Expiry that is actually useful. Stash estimates shelf life from what the item is, where you put it, and when you bought it, then nudges you before food goes bad instead of after. A shopping list that fills itself. When staples run low or run out, they appear on the list. Stash also notices how often you rebuy things and can flag the ones that are probably due. WHO IT IS FOR People who have tried a pantry app before and quit. Households with more than one fridge. Anyone tired of throwing out food they forgot they had. Stash is not a diet app. It does not count calories, score your meals, or have opinions about what you eat. It just keeps track of what is in your kitchen.