There’s more in your kitchen than you remember.

The freezer has vegetables. The pantry has pasta. There might even be the beginning of a dinner you don’t need to shop for.

Haivenly's kitchen inventory feature helps you keep track of what’s in your fridge, freezer and pantry so you can use food you’ve paid for, avoid buying it twice and make dinner with less guessing.

Haivenly on web, iPad and iPhone: all 72 kitchen items, what to use first with about $54 at risk, and a jar of pasta sauce with about 3 weeks left
Haivenly's Use First list on iPhone

How it works

“Do we have that?” is a surprisingly big question.

It comes up in the grocery aisle. While you’re looking at recipes. When someone opens the last carton and nobody knows whether there’s another.

A kitchen inventory gives you a place to look before another goes in the cart. Haivenly connects that record to meals and shopping, so you can spend on what you need and have fewer things to work out at dinner.

Get the groceries in

Add items yourself or start with a receipt scan. Review what came home, including package sizes and quantities, then confirm the purchase. Start with the foods you reach for most and build from there.

A scanned grocery receipt in Haivenly on iPhone: $202.01 at Publix, every line matched

Keep the new carton separate from the old one

Bought the same thing again? Separate purchases keep their recorded quantities and available date details. You can see more than a single item name on a list.

An item in Haivenly on iPhone: 1 jar of pasta sauce, about 3 weeks left

Keep up without counting every bite

Available estimates of use help show what may be running low between shopping trips. Focused reviews bring items that need attention back into view. A quick update gets the current record back in step with your kitchen.

Haivenly's Use First list on iPhone: 2 items to use now, about $54 of food at risk

From kitchen to dinner

The best part is what you can do with it.

Knowing there’s rice in the cupboard is useful. Seeing how it could become dinner is better.

Use your inventory as a starting point for meal suggestions, alongside the things your household likes to eat. The groceries you already bought get a place in the plan before you spend money on another list.

Knowing there’s rice in the cupboard is useful. Seeing how it could become dinner is better.

Use your inventory as a starting point for meal suggestions, alongside the things your household likes to eat. The groceries you already bought get a place in the plan before you spend money on another list.

Your pace

Your household has its own pace.

Some things disappear in a few days. Others last for weeks. Haivenly uses available consumption estimates to help you keep track, and you can tell it how long an item usually lasts to help adjust its usage estimate.

Finish something? Mark it used up. Notice a different amount? Update the quantity. Small, useful updates help keep the kitchen record worth coming back to.