Waste not, want Tuna.

You didn't buy your groceries just to throw them away. Load your pantry once and refresh it from every receipt. Tuna tracks every date, connects what you have to the recipes you love, and helps your household plan ahead, so you only buy what you need.

Free on iPhone, iPad and Android

Is this right? One spoken sentence becomes pantry changes: chicken thighs and eggs added, avocados eaten, zucchini tossed, milk on the grocery list
Receipts by month, each grocery trip showing how much was used and how much was tossed
Honey Garlic Chicken Tenderloins opened in the recipe list: uses your chicken tenderloin expiring in 3 days, with Cook, Plan and each ingredient's cost

You didn't buy it to throw it away.

No more forgetting about that bag of carrots at the back of the fridge, or throwing out strawberries nobody ate.

At the store
“Do we already have this?” You buy another just in case.
At the fridge
The bag of carrots at the back, the strawberries nobody ate.
In between
Keeping track of it all is one more thing to remember.

Tuna remembers for you.

Digitize your pantry.

Start by loading what you already have: scan or search from our database of over a million foods, one after another, and just say the rest.

After each shop, scan the receipt.

Most things come with their details filled in, and Tuna tracks how much you have and when it expires. Customize pantry sections to match your kitchen.

  • Fridge
  • Freezer
  • Pantry
  • Snack drawer
Scan Multiple Items: the scanner with Search and Say what you have below it, and three foods just added

Chat with your pantry.

Say what you ate from or added to your pantry

Tell Tuna what you bought, ate, cooked or tossed, out loud or typed. It lays out the changes, you confirm them, and the pantry keeps up.

  • Two pounds of chicken breast and a dozen eggs

    Adds both to the pantry once you confirm

  • The kids each had a cheese stick

    Logs a meal for anyone in the household

  • I made the chicken bowls for four

    Cooks a recipe and draws the ingredients

  • The rest of the spinach went bad

    Records waste so it stops counting as on hand

How to chat with your pantry

Or ask your AI chat app

Connect Tuna to the AI chat app you already use and ask, “What's in the fridge that needs eating?”

Connect Tuna to any AI chat app
Talk to Tuna listening over the Meals timeline, with a red mic button to tap when you're done
A hand holds a phone, photographing a salad on a sunny kitchen counter beside an open book
Lemon Herb Chicken Thighs: ingredients with cost and calories, ready to cook

Cook what you love.

Import the recipes you love from a link, or snap a photo of a cookbook page.

Tuna connects every ingredient to what's in your pantry, so you know what to make. Cook it one step at a time, starting with what to get out and which shelf it's on, and the pantry counts down, so when Tuna says two chicken breasts, there are two.

Have it at Home

Some nights the hardest part of dinner is figuring out what to make with what you have. Tuna shows you which recipes you love use what's already here, so you can have it at home instead of ordering out.

Shared pantry, less waste.

Everyone you add sees what's on hand at any time. The adults work from the same grocery list, so nobody comes home with a third jar of mustard.

The Rivera Kitchen: two adults and four kids in one household

No more waste.

Tuna lets you know well before food goes bad with one alert: “Food needs eating.”

Open Clean the Fridge and decide what happens to each item: plan it for a meal, move it to the freezer, or mark it All gone.

Tuna notification: Food needs eating, 2 expiring foods are at risk of being wasted
Clean the Fridge on Expiring soon: 3 of 7 handled, each item planned, moved or marked All gone

Get ahead, buy less.

Getting your pantry into Tuna stops the bleeding. Planning ahead is what makes waste go away for good.

Plan the week around what you already have, see how everyone's meals line up with their nutrition goals, and build a grocery list of only what you need. That's money you keep and food you actually eat.

Start with what you already have.

Scan in your pantry, invite your household, and start planning around what you already have.

Waste not, want Tuna.