About
PantryPulse is an AI-powered kitchen app that helps families and individuals stop wasting food, end the nightly "what's for dinner?" question, and stop buying things they already have. Users track what's in their pantry and fridge by scanning, taking a photo, or adding items manually, and the app keeps a running picture of what's at home, what's expiring soon, and what needs to be replaced. A built-in AI Chef looks at what's actually in your kitchen and suggests real meals you can make right now, without sending you back to the store. Built solo by a Charlotte-based indie developer using Flutter, Supabase, and Google's Gemini AI, PantryPulse is free on iOS with an Android version launching soon. A Pro tier ($8.99/month or $79.99/year) unlocks unlimited AI meal generations, household sharing for unlimited family members, smart meal planning, and AI-powered receipt and barcode scanning. The mission is simple: the average American family throws away around $1,500 in food a year, and PantryPulse exists to make that number a lot smaller.