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In a row, no confirming
Scan one barcode after another. An unknown product gets added with a name and a photo.
What’s in your fridge. And what needs eating.
FoodyStock keeps your home inventory and shows you, at a glance, what to eat first.
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Brown bread
Endives
Filet américain
The screens, as they’re being built.
These are the mock-ups of the first version, in the chosen design direction. They will still change during development.
Progress
Where development stands.
FoodyStock is an independent project, built in Belgium, one step at a time. Each step has to work before moving on to the next.
No release date yet. The app will ship when keeping track of your stock is genuinely quicker than doing nothing. A private test phase will come first.
Idea and design
DoneResearch, visual identity and first mock-ups.
Technical foundations
In progressThe solid base everything else will rest on.
The heart of the app
Coming upThe essential features take shape, one brick after another.
Finishing touches
Coming upEase of use, speed and privacy.
Private test
Coming upA small group uses it every day before any public release.
- Simple
A few seconds a day
Keeping your stock should take less effort than doing nothing. Every screen is designed for that.
- In Europe
Your data stays in the EU
The services we use are hosted in the European Union. You can delete your account and everything in it from the app.
- Open
Products come from Open Food Facts
The free, collaborative food database, fed by thousands of contributors, Belgian products included.
Questions
What people often ask.
Another question? The assistant at the bottom right knows the answers, or just email us.
Send an emailWhat is FoodyStock?
An app that keeps your home food inventory: fridge, freezer, cupboards and cellar.
Every product has a freshness ring that empties as the days go by. At a glance, you see what to eat first, and you throw away less.
See the app in actionWhen will the app be released?
There is no release date yet. The app will ship when keeping track of your stock is genuinely quicker than doing nothing.
A private test phase will come first. Progress is tracked step by step on this page.
See progressHow much will FoodyStock cost?
The price isn’t set yet. It will be announced clearly here, well before release.
Which phones will it run on?
FoodyStock is planned for iPhone and Android.
How do you add products?
By scanning barcodes, one after another, without confirming each product. Name, brand and size come from Open Food Facts.
An unknown product still goes into the stock and gets a name in two seconds; you can suggest that name to other households. 2D codes give the real date, and fresh-counter labels the weight.
See the scan screenHow do you know what needs eating?
Every product has a ring that empties until its date: green, then amber, then orange. No need to read labels.
FoodyStock suggests a date based on the product and where it’s kept. If the packaging says otherwise, fix it with one tap.
See the ringCan I share the stock with my family?
Yes. The whole household shares one stock. What one person finishes disappears for everyone, and everyone’s activity is visible.
See the household screenWhere is my data stored?
The services we use are hosted in the European Union. Your data is used to run the app, not for advertising.
You can export your data and delete your account from the app.
Read the privacy policyIs it available outside Belgium?
FoodyStock starts in Belgium, then will open to other French-speaking countries: France, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Canada…
How can I join the private test?
The private test isn’t open yet. It will be announced on this page.
Want a heads-up? Write to us and we’ll let you know as soon as it opens.
Write to get notifiedNothing wasted, everything eaten.
FoodyStock starts in Belgium, then will open to other French-speaking countries. This page will follow progress at every step.
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