Ever found something buried in your fridge that expired two weeks ago? Yeah. That's the problem. Goodtil tracks expiration dates across your whole kitchen. Add an item, set the date, get reminded before anything goes bad. Everything shows up sorted by what's expiring soonest, so you know what to use first. Produce, leftovers, sauces, canned goods. No sign-up, no cloud, no fuss. Just open it and start adding stuff. Stop guessing. Stop wasting food.
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I kept throwing out food I forgot I had. Yogurt pushed to the back of the fridge, spices I didn't realize expired months ago, leftovers that just sat there. It bugged me enough that I built something for it.
Goodtil started as a personal fix. I wanted one place to log what I bought and when it expires, then get a nudge before it goes to waste. Nothing fancy. No meal planning, no recipe suggestions, no barcode scanning rabbit holes. Just the dates.
I kept the app local on purpose. No accounts, no servers, no data leaving your phone. You open it, add your stuff, and it does one job well.
If you've ever cleaned out your fridge and felt guilty about how much you tossed, this is for you.
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Love how lightweight this is, no signup is a huge plus. One thing that would make it stick for me is a simple barcode scanner so I can add a box of pasta or a can of beans in a couple of seconds instead of typing the name and date by hand every time.
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Love the no sign-up approach, this is exactly the kind of thing I need in my kitchen. One thing that would make it even better: a quick barcode scanner so I can add items without typing out the name and date every time.
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Being able to share a pantry list with my partner would be huge, we keep buying duplicates of stuff because neither of us knows what the other already picked up. Even just a simple shared household mode with sync would make this a daily driver for us instead of just a solo tracker.
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Love that it sorts by what's expiring soonest right on the main view. Small choice, big difference in how often you'll actually open the app and act on it.
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Honestly love that there's no sign-up required here, just open and start tracking. Sorting by what's expiring soonest first is such a smart default, it actually changes how you use the app instead of just being a dumb list. Nice execution on something this simple.
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Love that it doesn't ask me to create an account just to log a carton of milk. The sort-by-soonest view is exactly what my chaotic fridge needs.
Love how lightweight this is, no signup is a huge plus. One thing that would make it stick for me is a simple barcode scanner so I can add a box of pasta or a can of beans in a couple of seconds instead of typing the name and date by hand every time.
Love the no sign-up approach, this is exactly the kind of thing I need in my kitchen. One thing that would make it even better: a quick barcode scanner so I can add items without typing out the name and date every time.
Being able to share a pantry list with my partner would be huge, we keep buying duplicates of stuff because neither of us knows what the other already picked up. Even just a simple shared household mode with sync would make this a daily driver for us instead of just a solo tracker.
Love that it sorts by what's expiring soonest right on the main view. Small choice, big difference in how often you'll actually open the app and act on it.
Honestly love that there's no sign-up required here, just open and start tracking. Sorting by what's expiring soonest first is such a smart default, it actually changes how you use the app instead of just being a dumb list. Nice execution on something this simple.
Love that it doesn't ask me to create an account just to log a carton of milk. The sort-by-soonest view is exactly what my chaotic fridge needs.