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Scan it
Point the camera at the barcode. Grox looks the product up and fills in the name. Or snap the label and it reads the date for you.
Eat first what goes off first.
Grox keeps every expiry date in your fridge, freezer and pantry, and puts what to use today at the top. Scan a barcode, set the date, done.
Android beta now · Google Play soon
SpinachFridge
Today
Fresh milk ×2Fridge
Tomorrow
Eggs ×12Fridge
12 days
Slide the week.
Watch the fridge.
This is a real week in a Grox pantry. Drag the slider to move time forward, then mark things used or tossed, just like in the app.
What it looks like…
Today
Today+3+7 days
Tap ✓ when you use something up and the bin when you throw it out. Watch what happens when nobody does.
0Used up
0Tossed
Coming up
1 to use today
Four steps.
Nothing wasted.
No typing in long lists. Grox reads what it can, remembers what it learns, and only asks you for the date.
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Set the date
Type the date or tap 3 days, 1 week, 1 month. Grox remembers where each food lives and how long it lasts, so next time it's filled in.
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Eat first
Home shows what to use today and what's next. A morning summary and a home screen widget keep it in front of you.
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See the bin shrink
Every "used it" and "tossed" counts. Stats show what you threw away each month, and what you toss most.
Everywhere you
look, first things.
Grox shows up where you already are: the home screen, the morning notification, the shade you pull down. You don't have to remember to open it.
A widget that knows what's next
"Coming up" sits on your home screen with today's items on top. Tap the scan button to add groceries straight from the widget.
A morning heads-up
One quiet summary, only on days something is due.
Waste you can see
Used versus tossed, month by month, and the foods you toss most.
Fridge, freezer, pantry
Everything grouped by where it lives, with counts, filters and sorting.
Scan from the shade
An optional shortcut in your notifications opens the scanner in one tap.
Reads the label for you
Snap the date on the pack. Grox finds the expiry among the other numbers.
0 sign-upsYours, on your phone
No account needed. Your pantry lives on the device, with backup and restore to a file whenever you want.
Grox Household · Premium
One fridge.
One fridge.
Everyone's phone.
Share the pantry with the people you live with. When someone adds the milk or finishes the bread, every phone knows in seconds.
- Invite with a link or a six-letter code
- Items, history, barcodes and remembered dates stay in sync
- Up to six people, signed in with Google
- Leave any time, and your copy stays on your phone
Good
questions.
Is Grox free?
Yes. Tracking, scanning, reminders, the widget and stats are free. Only sharing a pantry with other people (Grox Household) is a premium feature.
Do I need an account?
No. Your pantry is stored on your phone. You only sign in with Google if you want to share it as a household.
What if a product has no barcode?
Type the name, or take a photo of the label. Grox suggests a place and a typical shelf life for common foods, so fruit and vegetables take a couple of taps.
Will it nag me?
No. There's one daily summary at a time you choose, and only on days something is due. When just one thing is due, you can mark it used or tossed right from the notification.
Is it on iPhone?
Not yet. Grox is Android first and is in a private beta now, with Google Play next.
What happens to my data?
It stays on your phone unless you share a household. Read the privacy policy for the details.
Less in the bin. More on the plate.
Grox is in a private Android beta. Know someone who's testing it? Ask them for an invite. Everyone else: it's coming to Google Play.
Coming soon toGoogle Play
Play with the demo