refrigerDATE turns your iPhone into a food-expiration radar. Scan a grocery barcode, capture the printed date in the same motion, and get a friendly nudge before anything goes bad — in the fridge, the pantry, the deep freeze, or the camper.
Always glanceable
Three little calendars sit at the top of your list — green for fresh, amber for expiring within 3 days, red for expired. Tap one to filter. Drag them into any order. It's a stoplight for your groceries.
Point the camera at a barcode and refrigerDATE identifies the product by name, then flows straight into reading the printed expiration date — even scrunched packaging stamps like JUL1227. Say the date or type it if the label won't cooperate.
You're notified 3 days out, the day before, and the day of — at 9 AM, when you can still do something about it. Optional daily reminders keep nagging (politely) while an expired item sits in your fridge.
Browse everything you own by day, week, or month with stoplight colors on every date. One tap adds any item to your iOS Calendar — or flip a switch and every dated item syncs automatically.
Kitchen, pantry, garage, basement, deep freeze, camper — or invent your own. Filter by location with one tap, and see what's expiring soon across all of them.
How it works
The product name fills in automatically.
Camera, voice, or keyboard. Your call.
refrigerDATE watches the calendar so you don't have to.
Apple Watch
The refrigerDATE watch app keeps your list on your arm. Check what's expiring from the grocery aisle, add an item by voice, or fix a date from the couch — everything syncs back to your iPhone automatically.