Shame you.
No red badge walls, no broken streaks, no lectures. The waste number exists to change what you buy, not how you feel. Even the achievements are built so honesty beats perfection.
Fridge Forecast started with food that kept disappearing, in the wrong sense. Not eaten, just forgotten: the spinach behind the milk, the leftovers that aged out in silence.
Out of sight
→Back in mind
ONE CALM HEADS-UP A DAYThe problem was remembering, because a closed fridge door is very good at out of sight, out of mind.
So this app remembers what's in there, gives you one calm heads-up a day, and makes logging fast enough to survive an ordinary Tuesday.
It assumes you'll forget about it for a week sometimes, and it forgives that completely, because an app you feel guilty reopening measures nothing.
No red badge walls, no broken streaks, no lectures. The waste number exists to change what you buy, not how you feel. Even the achievements are built so honesty beats perfection.
No account, no sign-up, no analytics, no server. Your kitchen lives on your phone. The one network request the app ever makes is looking up a barcode.
One notification a day, ever, called the Daily Digest: the one to three things worth using next. Never a ping per item.
Every email gets read by the actual developer, because there isn't anybody else.
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