At the market
A list that starts
in your kitchen.
Add what you need, check it off as you shop and clear purchased items when your trip is done. Restocking a used batch puts its name on the same list.
Ask about shopping listsA home for your everyday ingredients.
Keep good food
in your orbit.
Know what’s on your shelves, keep printed dates in sight and take a thoughtful list to the market. Meet Betanorbit.
Explore the appFrom the back of the cupboard
to the front of your mind.
More considered.
On your shelves
One batch.
All the useful details.
A product name is only the beginning. Keep its quantity, storage spot and the date on that particular package together.
- Find your food
- Search saved products, look up a package online or scan its barcode. You can always enter the label by hand.
- See what’s next
- Browse batches by printed date. Filter by cupboard, fridge or freezer, or focus on dates within three days.
- Keep the shelf current
- Record part of a batch or the whole amount as used or discarded. Add it to your shopping list when you want to restock.
Dates are reminders, not a food safety assessment. Always check the package and the condition of your food.
Before you begin
A few things
worth knowing.
Can I use Betanorbit offline?
Yes. Your shelves, shopping list, ledger, manual entries and saved food catalog work on your device. Online product searches and the website need a connection.
Does it choose expiry dates for me?
No. Enter the date printed on each package. Betanorbit sorts your records by that date; it does not decide whether food is safe to eat.
Do I need an account?
No account is needed for the pantry features. Your pantry records stay in the app’s local storage. There is no account-based cloud sync.
Where does product information come from?
Packaged-product information comes from Open Food Facts contributors. The database is available under the Open Database License. Always check the current package, and enter details by hand when a product is missing.
Keep your pantry
in the conversation.