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Snap your receipt
One photo after the grocery run. leftovr reads it, figures out the food, and skips the shampoo. Barcode scan works too for single items.
leftovr turns your grocery receipt into a living fridge. It knows what you have, nudges you on what's best eaten today, and suggests recipes from food you already own — no barcoding every yogurt, no guilt, no spreadsheets.
4.8 from households who stopped asking "what's for dinner?"
Your fridge: 23 items · 3 best eaten soon
Best today
2–3 days
2–3 days
Fresh
Fresh
Fresh
leftovr is built to feel low-effort and approximate — useful without becoming a tracking job.
One photo after the grocery run. leftovr reads it, figures out the food, and skips the shampoo. Barcode scan works too for single items.
Everything lands on shelves with gentle freshness windows — "best today", "this week" — never scary expiration countdowns.
Recipes built from your actual fridge, starring whatever should be eaten first. Dinner answered in one tap.
Opportunity-framing only. leftovr celebrates what you save — it never scolds you for what you waste.
Point your camera at the receipt. leftovr normalizes cryptic store abbreviations into real food, guesses quantities, and lets you confirm in seconds.
A gentle front-row for food at its peak. "Use your spinach tonight" — opportunity, not alarm.
Recipes from what's actually in your fridge — prioritizing the eat-first shelf, matched to your taste and time.
Invite your people with a link. Everyone sees the same fridge, anyone can scan, and nobody buys a third jar of pesto again.
"You saved an estimated $9 this week. You avoided wasting ~6 items." Insights that celebrate wins, with zero calorie counting and zero clinical nutrition talk.
"I haven't typed a single grocery item into an app. I scan the receipt in the parking lot and I'm done. That's the whole reason it works."
"The eat-first shelf changed how we cook. 'Use your spinach tonight' feels like a friend's suggestion, not a nagging notification."
"We argued about dinner every night. Now leftovr suggests something from what we already have and we just… cook it. Weirdly life-changing."
No — that's the point. Receipts are the input. One photo covers the whole grocery run. You can add a single item by barcode or by hand if you want, but leftovr never requires it.
No. leftovr uses gentle, approximate freshness windows like "best today" or "fine this week". Food is approximate; your app should be too. No countdown timers, no red alarms.
Deliberately not. leftovr tracks what you have and helps you eat it while it's good. No calories, no macros, no guilt — just fewer wasted groceries and faster dinner decisions.
Create a household, share an invite link, and everyone joins the same virtual fridge. Anyone can scan receipts, mark things eaten, and see tonight's suggestions. One fridge, shared brain.
English and Serbian at launch, with the architecture ready for more. leftovr follows your device language automatically.
leftovr is free to start — scan receipts, manage your fridge, and get recipe ideas. A premium tier with extras is on the way; the core "stop wasting food" loop stays free.
Join the waitlist — be first to scan a receipt when leftovr launches.
Free at launch · English & Serbian · iOS and Android coming soon