A pantry that watches the dates
Everything you have in one list, sorted so the food closest to spoiling sits on top. Each item shows how much is left and how many days it has.
Smaki keeps everything in your kitchen in one list, sorted by the day it goes bad. When something is close, ask for a recipe built around it and cook it while it's still good. What you buy goes back into the pantry when you get home.
Free, no account, nothing to buy. 18 languages.
Five parts of one routine. Nothing here needs a second app.
Everything you have in one list, sorted so the food closest to spoiling sits on top. Each item shows how much is left and how many days it has.
Say what you feel like, or point at the food that expires this week. You get ingredients, steps and cooking time, matched to your diet. An ingredient you marked as an allergen never shows up.
Steps are checkboxes, not a wall of text you lose your place in. When dinner is done, everything it used comes off the pantry in one tap.
Write a recipe by hand, or paste a link to one you found. Both land in the same library as the generated ones, searchable in one place.
Add groceries by hand or pull the missing ones straight from a recipe. What you bought moves into the pantry in one action, expiry dates and all.
Add them one by one, or paste a line like "milk, eggs, chicken 500 g, a bag of spinach" and let the app split it into products with dates.
The list sorts itself. Yesterday, today and three days left each get their own colour, so nothing rots quietly at the back of the fridge.
Ask for a recipe around that food, tick the steps off as you go, and the ingredients leave your pantry when you're done.
Smaki ships in 18 languages and writes recipes in yours, with the ingredients and units people use where you live. The site is available in the ones below.
More languages on the way. Tell us which one matters to you at smaki.support@gmail.com .
No. There is no sign-up and no cloud: your pantry, recipes and shopping list live on your phone. Sharing a list or a recipe creates a link, and the person you send it to doesn't need the app to open it.
Yes, and there is nothing to buy. Generating a recipe with AI costs credits, and you get credits by watching a short video when you run low. No subscription, no credit packs, no paywall in the middle of dinner.
Eighteen, counting regional versions: English for the UK and the US, Spanish for Spain, Latin America, Mexico and the US, Portuguese for Portugal and Brazil, French for France and Canada, plus German, Italian, Polish, Russian and Ukrainian. Recipes come back in the language you use the app in, with ingredients that make sense where you live.
The app is built cross-platform already, so Android is store paperwork rather than a rewrite. Leave your email below and you'll hear the day the build opens.
Your pantry, recipes and shopping list stay on the device. Recipe requests go through our gateway to the model provider, and a shared link holds a copy of that one list or recipe on our server. Full detail is in the Privacy Policy.
Smaki for Android is next. Drop your email and we'll let you know the moment the early access build is ready.
No spam. One email when Android opens, that's it.