Your everyday, well stocked
Stash keeps your pantry, fridge, freezer and supplies in view. Say or snap what you bought, keep use-by dates close, and turn what's on your shelves into something delicious.
In private testing · invite only · English & Български
The tour
Open Stash and the day comes to you: what's past its date, what needs a label check, what to use next. Every shelf has its own place, and AI quietly sorts each one into tidy categories.
Photograph a receipt, a haul on the counter, or a PDF from your grocer. Stash proposes items grouped by fridge, pantry, freezer and supplies, and shows you the evidence behind each one.
Ask for ideas from what you already have, or plan a little occasion (appetizer, main and dessert) that uses short-dated food first. Tell it your mood, allergies or that the office does lunch on Thursdays.
Ingredients become a counter checklist. Steps read aloud, the screen stays awake, and every step shows exactly which ingredients it needs. Nutrition is estimated per portion and labelled as an estimate.
Import any recipe page, YouTube video, Instagram reel or TikTok. Write your own. Gather them into collections. Ideas only become recipes when you say so, so the cookbook stays yours.
Missing recipe ingredients land on your list with amounts. Tick things off in the shop and they're queued for the kitchen, ready to put away when you're home.
Voice capture
"Two cartons of oat milk in the fridge, best before next Friday. A kilo of rice in the pantry."
Speak naturally. Stash pulls out names, quantities, shelves and label dates, then lets you review every line before anything is saved. It works the same in English and Bulgarian.
Small things, done carefully
Bring dishes together into a meal. Cook each course in order, or start one ahead. Every recipe keeps its own steps and history.
Today's meals, shopping check-offs and dictated ingredients, right on Apple Watch.
Record what you ate to Apple Health. Your daily nutrition lives in Health, not in a diary on our servers.
Add a planned meal to Apple Calendar, with an opt-in reminder for when to start cooking.
Follow friends, see what they cooked, and share a public cookbook only if you want to.
Recipe pages, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok. Stash reads the page, watches the video if it has to, and keeps the source attached.
Try the recipe importerNew · on the web
Already in the private test? Sign in with your email code and see your shelves, your shopping list and your cookbook on a laptop. Tick something off and it's ticked on your phone a moment later.
Tester sign-inPricing
€0forever
No card needed
Your kitchen, shopping list, cookbook and meal calendar, with recipe import from links, photos and video.
€5a month
or €40 a year
Add groceries from a photo or your voice, scan receipts, get dinner ideas, ask a recipe while you cook, and translate recipes.
€9a month
or €72 a year
Everything in Plus, with more room each month, plus a whole week planned for you with shopping, and Check my kitchen.
Recipe importing is always free. Yearly saves 33%, and your first yearly plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Prices are in euro and include VAT. Subscriptions renew until you cancel.
See the plansPrivacy
Your inventory and cookbook are yours. Publishing a recipe or a meal is always a deliberate choice, and you can withdraw it.
Receipt and photo uploads are kept only while a scan needs them, then deleted. Your scan notes and the items it found are cleared after about a week unless you add them. The AI provider's own retention policy applies.
What you eat is recorded in Apple Health. Stash keeps its Health bookkeeping on your iPhone, not a nutrition diary on our servers.
Delete an idea, an answer or an import and it's gone from your kitchen, and it doesn't come back on the next sync. A recipe page fetched from a public link stays shared for anyone who opens that link.
Questions
Stash is in private testing and invite only, so there is no public sign-up yet. If you were sent an invite link, open it to join. Everyone can use the recipe importer and public cookbooks on the web.
With an eight-digit code sent to your email, or Google. On iPhone you can add a passkey too. The web dashboard uses the same account.
No. Stash records the date on the label. If it can't read one, it says so and asks. A receipt's purchase date never becomes a use-by date.
English and Bulgarian across the app, including voice capture, recipes and reminders. Recipes can be translated between the two.
Android is in private testing too, by invite only: invited testers get a download link after they join. The web dashboard works in any modern browser.
