Cook what you have. Pour what goes with it.
Fridg keeps a live picture of your fridge, pantry, and bar. Foraj — your resident forager-sommelier — turns it into tonight's plan, pairing included.
In the final stretch before launch — check back soon.
Good evening.
“Salmon, a lemon on its last day, and that Grüner. Ready in 25.”
Meet Foraj
Part forager, part sommelier, fully opinionated about your leftovers. Foraj reads your shelves before suggesting your shopping.
“Ten items in. I can work with this.”
“The spinach has one good day left. Tonight it becomes a frittata with Tuesday's eggs.”
“You bought basil twice. I have thoughts, and they're pesto.”
A kitchen that keeps itself honest
Everything edible and drinkable in your home, accounted for — without turning grocery day into data entry.
Inventory that stays true
Fridg quietly reconciles what you cook, toss, and buy, so the app's picture of your kitchen matches the real one.
Barcode, receipt, or Rummage
Scan a barcode, snap a receipt, or point the camera at a shelf and let Foraj rummage. You review, it files.
Lists that check out
Grocery lists build themselves from what's low and what's on the menu — then hand off to Instacart for checkout.
One kitchen, many cooks
Shared kitchens keep the whole household on the same page — same inventory, same lists, nobody buys a third jar of mustard. And allergy-friendly is built in: set it once — no nuts, no gluten, no surprises — and every plan respects it.
$127
rescued from the back of the crisper this month. Foraj plans around what's expiring first, so good food gets eaten, not archaeologized.