Today: what is due soon
See which packages have passed their date and what is due in the next seven days. Turn on a daily summary if you like, and use widgets on your Home Screen or Lock Screen.
Keep track. Waste less.
See what needs using soon.
Today shows passed dates and everything due in the next seven days. Inventory sorts food by fridge, freezer, and cupboard, including multiple packages with their own dates. Whatever runs out goes on your shopping list, and Stats shows what you used up or threw away.
Today, Inventory, Shopping, and Stats
Four sections, from the first package to your next shop.
Inventory with multiple packages
Sort food by fridge, freezer, and cupboard. Packages of the same product can have their own dates and storage places, and opened or partly used packages are tracked individually.
Add items quickly
Enter items by hand or scan a barcode. Wastee can read a printed date with the camera or from a photo, right on your iPhone. App Shortcuts and a Control Center scan control take you straight to scanning.
Shopping that leads back to your inventory
Note what you need, share the list, and move bought items back into your inventory with a tap.
Stats
See what you used up and what you threw away. Premium adds a chart, the yearly view, and the products you throw away most often.
Your data stays with you
No account needed. Your inventory stays on your iPhone, and a JSON backup lets you save and restore it.
Inside the app
Real screens from the current version.
Price, privacy, and limitations
Price
Free for up to 30 distinct products at once; multiple packages of one product count as one product. Photos, custom storage places, reminders, widgets, and JSON backup are free. Premium is a one-time purchase with no subscription: unlimited products, batch scanning, full Stats, and CSV export.
Privacy
No account needed. Your inventory stays on your device unless you choose to export or share it. Optional barcode lookups use Open Food Facts.
Read the privacy policyGood to know
Wastee organizes saved dates and inventory. It does not determine whether food is safe to eat.