The food expiration tracker that estimates dates for you

You shouldn't need to Google how long milk lasts. FridgeSpy assigns a smart expiry estimate to every item the moment it's added.

What is a food expiration tracker?

A food expiration tracker logs use-by or best-by dates for the food you own and warns you before items go bad. FridgeSpy estimates these dates automatically based on the item and category, instead of requiring you to type in a date for every item.

The problem
  • Finding spoiled food you'd completely forgotten was in the fridge
  • Typing an exact expiry date for every single grocery item is tedious enough that people give up
  • No warning before something goes bad — you only find out after
How FridgeSpy solves it
Automatic expiry estimates
New items get a sensible expiry estimate based on food type and category, so you're not manually researching or entering dates.
Use-soon list, sorted for you
Your dashboard surfaces what's expiring first, so you always know what to cook or eat next without checking every shelf.
Editable when you know better
If you know an item's real date — like a printed use-by on the package — you can override the estimate in one tap.
Frequently asked
How accurate are the expiry estimates?

They're based on common shelf-life data for each food category and are meant as a practical guide, not a lab-grade measurement. You can always edit a date manually if you know it precisely.

Will it notify me before food expires?

Yes. Soon-to-expire items are surfaced on your dashboard and alerts page so you can use them before they go bad.

Does this work for frozen food too?

Yes. Freezer items get their own expiry estimates, which are typically much longer than fridge items of the same food.

Can I fix a wrong date?

Yes, every item's expiry date is editable at any time from the item detail screen.

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