Shopping
without guesswork.
You’re at the shelf, wondering if you’re running out of rice. Check your stock instead of buying another bag just in case.
Stop guessing in the grocery aisle.
Do you have milk? What needs using? What’s missing for dinner?
Spiżarnia keeps your stock, dates and shopping list together, so you can check.
Another pack?
You might have one.
In the grocery aisle
You buy it because you’re not sure. Then you find another pack in the cupboard.
The idea is simple: keep a useful record of what’s at home. Add your groceries, update what you use and check what’s missing before shopping. It doesn’t need to be a perfect inventory. It just needs to help you guess less.
Start with a few things you buy often. Add the rest as you go.
Why bother?

Know what you have.
You’re at the shelf, wondering if you’re running out of rice. Check your stock instead of buying another bag just in case.
Open the app and see what’s nearing its date. It’s a useful nudge to check the yoghurt at the back of the fridge and use it if it’s still suitable to eat.
Someone notices you’re out of bread and adds it to the shared list. Whoever is shopping knows what to get. Fewer messages, and less remembering for everyone else.
What it can change

For your food
Check dates before planning dinner. Maybe use the open cream first, before buying ingredients for something new.
For your budget
It’s not about going without. It’s about avoiding another purchase of something you already have enough of.
For everyone at home
Share the stock and the shopping list. You don’t have to be the only person who knows what’s left in the fridge.
Who Spiżarnia is for
The same problem looks different in every home. Spiżarnia helps when keeping track of stock starts costing time, money or food.
Someone shops, someone cooks, someone uses the last of the milk. Shared stock helps everyone see what is actually missing.
One fridge, several plans. A shared list helps reduce duplicate purchases and the back-and-forth in your group chat.
Check what you have before putting more in the basket. Purchase history helps you notice what you keep buying.
Use what is already waiting first. Expiry dates and meal ideas help give your groceries a chance to be used.
A small habit in your own kitchen
One tap won’t change everything.
But you can notice what’s waiting in the fridge and make a more informed choice on your next shop.
of food wasted in Poland every year
of food waste comes from households
the value of food discarded by an average Polish family, according to the Ministry of Agriculture
Source: Poland’s Ministry of Agriculture, “Food has value”. Food-waste quantities: PROM research. Read the source
What do you actually do in the app?
Record products and quantities, add dates where useful and keep a shopping list. Try the examples below.
01 / STOCK
Know what you have, how much is left and where to find it. A few seconds before shopping could save another bag of rice.
Good morning!
No big setup
Start with the fridge or a few things you buy regularly. You don’t have to scan your entire home.
Getting ready for launch
Interactive preview based on app capabilities. Sample data and a simplified interface.
From your grocery bag to good order
Home from the shop. The camera looks for a barcode automatically. No code? Identify the package with AI in the same view. Check the result, add it to your session and scan the next item. Save the ready items to stock when you finish.
Interactive example. Change the quantity and location, then save in the preview. No camera or account is used.
A good lunch starts with what you have
Start with your kitchen before the shop. Spiżarnia matches simple meal ideas to your stock and shows which ingredients are still missing.
Sample stock quantities. Ideas do not calculate servings or exact recipe proportions.
Choose an idea. See what is already at home.
Fancy something else? Search for a dish or ingredient. In the app, you can prepare a recipe with AI, review its ingredients and steps, and add missing ingredients to your list. Review the result and nutrition estimates; source links are available for recipes adapted from a source.
Interactive example. “Cooked” reduces quantities in this preview. It is not connected to your account.
Try 3–4 minutes a day
Give Spiżarnia 3–4 minutes of your screen time: check dates, update what you’ve used and add what’s missing. Think of it as a small daily habit. Setting up your stock or adding a big shop can take longer.
Scan or type in new products. Check the recognised details and add the date from the pack if you want to track it.
Unpacking? Add it to Spiżarnia.Update the quantity when you use something. Add it to shopping if you need more. Your stock is useful when it reflects what’s actually there.
Used it? Update the quantity.Check what needs using and look at your list. Dinner might already be in your kitchen, with just a few things to pick up.
Before you buy, check what you have.Keeping it updated can be this simple
Try the preview: mark one yoghurt as used and watch the quantity change. You can also reset the example.
And your grocery spending?
Saved purchases and receipts can help you spot recurring spending. Together with up-to-date stock, they give you a better starting point for your next list. There’s no promised amount of savings.
Purchase history shows what keeps coming back into your basket. Compare it with your stock to spot just-in-case purchases and duplicates you do not need.
Check every line before saving.
Sample data. This preview does not read photos or send notifications.

Then put the phone down
The app should help you keep track of groceries.
It shouldn’t take over your evening.
Before we begin
We are preparing the app for iOS and Android. App Store and Google Play links will appear after launch. For now, explore the idea and try the preview on this page.
Start with a few things you often buy, or one shelf in the fridge. Add the products, check quantities and enter any dates you want to track. Update them as you use them. You don’t need to add everything at once.
Yes. A shared household lets members work with the same stock and shopping list. Roles and request approvals help organise collaboration.
The camera looks for a barcode automatically. Without a code, ask AI to identify the package in the same camera or enter the product manually. Always review AI results before saving.
That’s a suggestion for a short daily check, not a time limit or guarantee. Setting up your stock and adding bigger shops may take longer. Keeping quantities current and checking the list before shopping matters most. The app will be available in Polish and English.
You don’t need to sort everything today
A few products. One list.
And less guessing on your next shop.
Getting ready for launch