Things rot in the back of the fridge because it's hard to track what's stored where, and for how long. Larder tracks pantry stock by location, with a real freshness countdown — plus a grocery list that already knows what you have.

Add what you buy in whatever unit makes sense. Cut a watermelon into containers? Convert it — pull out just what you sliced, the rest stays whole. Used half of something? Larder splits the leftover into its own form automatically.

One dashboard, every location. Fridge, freezer, pantry, counter — everything sorted by what's closest to its shelf-life, so "what should I cook tonight" has an answer.

Build the list, check things off while you're actually in the store, or bulk-add an online order straight into your pantry in one action.

Set a threshold per item, per unit — get flagged before you're actually out.
Save a list as a template, drop it into a new grocery run in one tap.
Search a shared catalog first, your own next, manual entry as the fallback.
Tag list items to the store you'll actually buy them at.
Copy your whole pantry as plain text, paste it into your favorite LLM.


The pantry's not next to your laptop. Get the native app and add, consume, and check your list from your phone.
Free to start. Takes a minute to set up your first shelf.