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A LITTLE MORE TOGETHER

Know what
you have.
Plan what
you need.

Household inventory, meals, and shopping, connected. From groceries to cleaning and pet supplies, see what you have, what to cook, what to buy, and why.

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An ink and watercolour shopping tote with groceries, an unopened toothpaste carton and a toothbrush in sealed retail packaging.
a week of possibilitiesWHAT COMES HOME
The real Plentish daily dashboard populated with a example household.
YOUR DAILY PICTURE
FOR THE ROUTINES YOU ALREADY HAVEOne household. One connected picture.
A modern household room in ink and watercolour, with cleaning supplies, packaged toiletries, pantry staples and pet supplies, beside the ginger cat lying on the rug and the seated terrier with their kibble bowl.
for everyone who calls it home.

THE EVERYDAY PROBLEM

Your list should not drift
away from real life.

Whether you use a spreadsheet, a notes app, a paper list, or memory, it can start accurate and be wrong again by Friday. Plentish connects what comes in, what gets used, what is planned, and what still needs to be bought.

life happens.
keep the thread.

THE HOUSEHOLD LOOP

A place for everything.
The reason stays attached.

Sunday Sunday: Freshly stocked shelves with six eggs in a carton on top, drinks and two full produce drawers. Monday Monday: Breakfast uses two eggs, milk, juice and some strawberries; four eggs remain and a deli portion is finished. Containers shift slightly after use. Tuesday Tuesday: Four eggs remain. Milk is down to a quarter, the sauce jar is partly used and put back slightly to the side, and a pepper is used. Wednesday Wednesday: Two eggs remain. The strawberries and white tub are finished, one tomato tub is used, and some lower-drawer greens and oranges are used. The first milk and cheese are finished; both juices are low. Thursday Thursday: A small shop adds milk and cheese. The left glass jar on the drinks shelf is half-full; onion and mushrooms remain in the upper drawer. Untouched stock stays put. Friday Friday: The orange juice is finished, milk is half full, and some pasta and more upper-drawer greens are used. Both drawers still contain vegetables and fruit. Saturday Saturday: Fresh orange juice replaces the finished bottle; milk is low, the eggs, berry drink, left olive jar, sauce jar and second bocconcini tub are finished. Plenty of dairy, condiments and produce remains.
A little less on the shelf. A clearer picture of the week.

What you have.

Scan a receipt or add items directly, then track quantities, storage, expiry, use, and waste.

from the shop to the shelf

What to cook.

Compare meals with inventory and items that expire soon.

start with what is already there

What to buy.

Bring low stock and meal-plan gaps into one shopping list.

low stock or a meal-plan gap

What changed.

Review activity, waste, and consumption over time.

the week leaves a useful trail

THE SAME HOUSEHOLD, TWO USEFUL VIEWS

Start with the shelf.
Take the list with you.

Check what you have at home. Bring low stock and meal-plan gaps into your household shopping list.

Plentish inventory for a example household, showing its current items.
WHAT YOU HAVE
Plentish shopping list for the same example household.
WHAT YOU NEED

FROM WHAT YOU HAVE TO WHAT IS NEXT

A few ingredients.
A plan coming together.

The reason stays attached, from the things on your shelf
to the meal on your plan and the items on your list.

Ink and watercolour ingredient studies surround a bowl of pasta. Handwritten quantities connect each ingredient with a fine line.
LOW STOCK

Know what needs
replenishing.

MEAL GAP

See what the
week still needs.

EXPIRES SOON

Give what you have
a place in the plan.

FROM THE SHOP TO THE SHELF

A receipt.
A little less to remember.

Bring your shop into the household picture. Check the photo, review the products and quantities, then restock what you have brought home.

Watch the steps, or choose a moment below.

  • Capture your receiptBring the whole receipt into view, then take the photo.
  • Check the cropKeep every product and the total in view.
  • Review the linesMatch products and check amounts before they become stock.
  • Confirm and restockBring the reviewed purchases into your inventory.
  • Your confirmed receiptsKeep a record of the shop, ready to revisit.
From a receipt photo to household stock.

A WEEK TAKING SHAPE

A little planning.
Room for real life.

Plan meals and servings for each day. Keep the week in view, from the things on your shelf to the next shop.

make yourself at home.
An ink and watercolour kitchen countertop with potted herbs, lemons, chopped carrots, two mugs, and an open notebook labelled a plan for the week.
WHERE THE WEEK COMES TOGETHER

Favourites, with a little variety

Your recipes.
A meal kit, too.

Keep household favourites alongside recipes from FreshPrep and HelloFresh Canada. Bring them into the same weekly plan, with ingredients accounted for when a kit is expected.

Real Plentish Meals screen with FreshPrep and HelloFresh provider groups and authored sample recipes.
The real Plentish weekly planner populated with meals for a example household.
THE WEEKLY PLAN & INGREDIENT DEMAND

THE WEEK LEAVES A TRAIL

Look back.
See what changed.

Review receipt-backed grocery spending, waste, and consumption over time.

Try the tabs in the image to explore waste, use and spending. Select an app image for a closer look.

Plentish insights showing grocery spending and household activity for a example household.
SPENDING & INSIGHTS

Voice commands · A little less typing

Say it while
it’s on your mind.

Two eggs into the pan. A fresh carton in the fridge. A quick count before shopping. Tell Plentish what changed, check what it understood, then confirm.

  1. Speak

    Say what you used, threw out, counted or added. One product at a time.

  2. Review

    Check the product, amount and proposed change. Choose a product or batch if asked, or edit the words.

  3. Confirm

    Your inventory changes when you confirm. You can type the command, too.

a small update,
before you forget.

Everyday examples

Explore a command. These examples don’t record audio or change inventory.

After making breakfast

“I used two eggs.”

The proposed changeRecord two eggs as used from your inventory.

When you confirm, the selected batch has two fewer eggs.

A quick look in the fridge

“There are six eggs left.”

The proposed changeCorrect your total to six eggs, rather than subtracting six.

Review the affected batches, then confirm the count.

Putting the groceries away

“Add six eggs to the fridge.”

The proposed changeAdd six eggs to your fridge, using the product already in your catalog.

Check the batch and quantity before confirming the addition.

Clearing out the crisper

“Threw out 50 grams of spinach because it spoiled.”

The proposed changeRecord 50 grams of spinach as wasted, with “Spoiled” as the reason.

Confirm to reduce the selected batch and record the waste.

Real Plentish review screen: cooking example, entered as text in the example household.
Check the change before you confirm.

Commands work with products already in your household catalog.

THE USEFUL DETAILS

Built for the
whole weekly
rhythm.

Groceries, household essentials and pet supplies, alongside meals and shopping. The everyday details, kept together.

Make room for your week
A modern garage in ink and watercolour, with an open SUV trunk full of groceries, household supplies and pet supplies, and the same scruffy terrier standing by the door, looking toward the open trunk.
Inventory

Quantities, batches, storage zones, expiry, use, and waste. Keep track of what is there and what changes.

Zone checks

Walk a storage zone, confirm what is there, and see what is still unchecked.

Real Plentish zone-checks view.
Receipt capture

Phone capture, automatic crop, line-by-line review, and confirmed restock.

Meals & weekly planning

Reusable meals and meal-kit recipes with inventory matching, plus ratings you can sort and filter by. Plan meals and servings across weeks.

Shopping

Manual needs, low stock, meal gaps, stores, and cart restock. See the reason behind each item.

Your daily picture

Today, tomorrow, alerts, and recent household activity, together in the daily dashboard.

Insights

Waste, consumption, and receipt-backed grocery spending, drawn from your household history.

Your household

Owner-managed invitations. A beta household has up to four members, including the owner. A shared picture of the week.

Voice commands

Say what you used, added, counted or threw out. Review the product and amount before confirming the change.

Explore everyday voice commands

A NOTE FROM PLENTISH

Ready for
your real week.

Start with a few items and one week of meals.
Use it in the routines you already have, and
help shape what comes next.

Join the beta. Stay subscription-free.

Households that join while the beta is open become beta subscribers and won’t pay subscription fees, now or after the beta ends.

Everyone in your household is covered, including people you invite later. Beta places are limited. Read the terms

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4 members100 active inventory items50 meal templates10 stores
Current capacity for beta households.

A HOUSEHOLD IS A PRIVATE THING

Your household data is not
an advertising product.

Household data stays
scoped to the household.

No advertising
or profiling.

Data deletion can be
requested at any time.

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