Freshkeeper-Companion

FreshKeeper answers one question the moment you open it: what needs eating — and what's the easiest thing to do about it? Food goes bad in every fridge, but if you live with time blindness, "out of sight" really means "gone forever until it's science." The spinach was for smoothies. The chicken had plans. Then Thursday happened three times in a row, and it's all compost and guilt. FreshKeeper exists so that stops happening. ONE GLANCE, ONE ANSWER Open the app and the Today screen shows only what matters: what needs eating soon, in plain relative time — "use TODAY", "2 days left" — never a date you have to do math on. A color freshness bar shows how much life every item has left. ADDING FOOD TAKES ONE WORD Type "spinach" and you're done. FreshKeeper knows how long everyday groceries actually last and fills in the dates for you. Got a printed use-by date? Set it with one tap. Leftovers? Tell it when you cooked, and it counts from that day. BRING YOUR SMART FRIDGE'S LIST WITH YOU If your refrigerator's companion app keeps a scanned shopping list, share or copy it and paste the whole thing straight into FreshKeeper. "2x Milk", bullets, numbered lists — it sorts them all out and starts tracking every item instantly. No account, no linking, nothing to break. RECIPES THAT RESCUE FreshKeeper matches recipes to whatever is expiring first, so "what's for dinner" is already answered. Choose your energy level: • Fast & Easy — 15 minutes or less, a handful of steps, zero drama. • Fine Dining — for a good-energy day: lemon-butter salmon, chicken piccata, risotto. Restaurant food from things you already own. COOKING WITHOUT THE WALL OF TEXT Cook mode shows one step at a time in big type, with built-in timers right where you need them. No losing your place, no rereading the same paragraph five times with wet hands. A SAFETY NET, NOT A NAG One optional notification a day, listing what needs eating. That's all. No streaks, no shame, no red badges. Toss something? The app says "it happens" and means it. MADE FOR REAL BRAINS • Relative time everywhere — works with time blindness, not against it • "Still in there" section resurfaces food you've stopped seeing • One-tap logging: ate it, tossed it, done • Easy-read mode: bigger text and more spacing, dyslexia-friendly • Everything stays on your iPhone. No account. No cloud. No tracking. FreshKeeper was designed AuADHD-first — for time blindness, object permanence glitches, and low-executive-function days — and it turns out that makes it faster and kinder for everyone. Your food has a clock. Now you can see it.