Know what to use first
Everything is sorted by the date on the pack, so the food that is about to turn is always at the top.
- Red · use-by date is here
- Amber · best before is close
- Grey · still has time
Features
Your whole kitchen, in one glance.
Update it in one drag
Rice, oil, milk. Slide the level to where it really is.
New
Cook what goes off first
The Cook tab suggests dishes made mostly from what is already in your kitchen, starting with whatever is closest to its date. Anything missing goes on the shopping list in one tap.
- Your diet
- Foods to avoid
- Missing items → list
3 ideas a week free. Every day with Pro.
Keep every recipe you find
Paste a link from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or a recipe site, photograph a cookbook page, or write your own. Every recipe shows what you already have, and adds the rest to your list.
Saving is free. 3 imports a week free, every day with Pro.
Plan the week, if you want to
Put saved recipes on breakfast, lunch or dinner, one day at a time. Shop for this week adds what the meals are missing, and the morning reminder names tonight’s dinner.
Free for everyone. The whole kitchen sees the same plan.
Add it your way
Scan the barcode, search by name, or type it in.
A list that writes itself
When something runs low, one tap puts it on the shopping list.
See what gets wasted
Every pack ends as used or thrown out. The report adds it up in your currency.
How it works
Three small habits.
Add what you buy
Scan it as you unpack. It takes a few seconds per item.
Use what is flagged
Grozaak reminds you before the date on the pack, not after, and Cook suggests a dish to use it in.
Say how it ended
Used it or threw it out. That one tap is what the waste report is built on.
No. Scan the barcode on packaged food, or type the name for anything without one, like vegetables or loose rice. Either way it takes a few seconds.
Grozaak suggests a date from the kind of food it is, such as a few days for fresh vegetables. It is an estimate, so change it whenever you know better. Things that keep almost indefinitely, like sugar, get no date at all.
Best before is about quality: the food is usually still fine after that date, just not at its best. Use by is about safety: do not eat it after that date. Grozaak records which of the two is on the pack.
You tell it. For anything you pour or scoop, drag the level to where it really is whenever you notice it has gone down. There is nothing to weigh or measure.
Yes. The Cook tab suggests dishes made mostly from what is in your kitchen, using what goes off first, and you can tell it your diet and anything never to suggest. The ideas are written by AI, so check the ingredients and cooking times yourself, especially for allergies.
Yes. My recipes, in the Cook tab, keeps recipes for your whole kitchen. Write your own, paste a link from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or a recipe website, paste text, photograph a cookbook page, or share a post to Grozaak from another app. Each recipe shows what you already have and what to buy, and adds the missing things to your shopping list in one tap. Imported recipes are read by AI, so check them against the original.
Yes, if you want to. The Plan tab puts your saved recipes on breakfast, lunch or dinner, one day at a time, and a meal can hold more than one recipe. Each one shows what you already have, Shop for this week adds everything the coming meals are missing to your shopping list in one tap, and the morning reminder names tonight’s dinner. Everyone in your kitchen sees the same plan, and nothing else in the app depends on it.
Yes. Send them an invite link or code from Settings and they join your kitchen. Everyone sees the same food and the same shopping list.
It is built around one job: knowing what food you have, using it before it expires, and seeing what gets wasted. It suggests dishes you can make tonight from what is already in your kitchen, starting with what goes off first, and you can plan the week’s meals if you want to, but nothing in it depends on a plan. It tells use-by dates apart from best-before dates, tracks rice, oil and milk with one drag instead of weighing or counting, adds up thrown-out food in your own currency, and keeps one kitchen in step across iPhone and Android.
Grozaak is on Android now, from Google Play. The iPhone app is coming soon, and once it is out, one kitchen can be shared between iPhone and Android phones.
It is free to download, and a free kitchen holds up to 10 items, can ask for recipe ideas 3 times a week and can import 3 recipes a week. Saving and writing your own recipes, and planning meals, are always free. Grozaak Pro, for unlimited items, sharing with your household, search by name, recipe ideas and imports every day and the full waste report, is US$4.99 a month or US$39.99 a year. The price in your country and currency is shown in the app before you buy.
Waste less. Starting tonight.
Set up your kitchen in a few minutes and invite the people you live with.