For families who are running late

Stop keeping
the whole week
in your head.

Swim at four. Dentist Thursday. And still nothing for dinner. Hungry Household holds the calendar, the kitchen and the shopping list in one place — so it stops living in one person’s head.

Works in your browser. No card, no ads, and you can delete everything in two taps.

Three things that never talk to each other. Now they do.

The calendar

Everyone’s week, on one screen

Connect Google, Outlook, or the calendars already on your phone. Paste the link from school or the soccer club. It all lands in one week you can read at a glance — and when you change something here, it changes there too.

The kitchen

It keeps track of what you have

You pick the thirty-odd things your house always needs. Tap In or Out as you go, or point the camera at a shelf and it runs down the list for you. You confirm; it never guesses on your behalf.

The list

The shopping list writes itself

What you are low on, what the week needs, minus what is already in the cupboard. Sorted by aisle so you are not walking the shop twice. Anyone in the house can add to it from their phone.

The part nobody else does

It tells you when it’s guessing.

Every other app says “you have milk”. Then one Tuesday you don’t, and you never trust the list again.

So this one never pretends. It says what it knows and when it last knew it — and it forgets at the right speed. Milk goes uncertain in days. Cumin takes months. That is the difference between a list you check and a list you can actually shop from.

“Milk — probably out, last seen 6 days ago.”

Not “you have milk”. That is the whole idea.

Your kitchen

3 to pick up

  • MilkProbably out

    last seen 6 days ago

  • EggsProbably out

    you marked it Tuesday

  • BreadNot sure

    nobody has checked in a while

  • PastaIn stock

    checked yesterday

  • CuminIn stock

    lasts for months

About those kitchen photos

A camera in your kitchen is a big ask.

So here is exactly what happens to the picture, in plain English. Every line of this is built into the app, not a promise in a policy nobody reads.

  • If someone is in the shot, it is not sent

    Your phone checks every photo before anything leaves it. A picture with a person in it is refused, and we ask you to take it again. We chose refusing over blurring because blurring that quietly fails still uploads the face.

  • The picture is never saved

    It is read once to work out what is on the shelf, and never written down anywhere. We keep the list — “flour, probably out of milk” — and nothing else.

  • Your photos never train anything

    That is a term of our contract with the company that reads them, not a preference we could quietly change later.

  • Children do not have accounts

    Not unless you decide to give one. A child in your family is a name you wrote down, and you choose whether they can sign in at all — and what they see if they can.

Everyone else owns one link in the chain.

Calendar apps do not know your kitchen. Kitchen apps do not know your Thursday. The whole point of this one is that the shopping list already knows there is a game on Saturday and nothing in the fridge.

Hungry Household

  • Shared family calendarYes
  • Changes in Google or Outlook come backYes
  • Nothing to buy — works on the phone you haveYes
  • Shopping list the whole house can editYes
  • Knows what is already in your kitchenYes
  • Check a shelf with a photoYes
  • Tells you when it is not sureYes
  • Kitchen photos are never storedYes
  • No ads, everYes
  • Meal planningComing
  • Barcode scanningComing
  • Reads your receiptsComing
  • Sends your list to the store as a cartComing

Cozi

  • Shared family calendarYes
  • Changes in Google or Outlook come backNoone-way out only
  • Nothing to buy — works on the phone you haveYes
  • Shopping list the whole house can editYes
  • Knows what is already in your kitchenNo
  • Check a shelf with a photoNo
  • Tells you when it is not sureNo
  • Kitchen photos are never storedNon/a
  • No ads, everNofree tier
  • Meal planningYes
  • Barcode scanningNo
  • Reads your receiptsNo
  • Sends your list to the store as a cartNo

Maple

  • Shared family calendarYes
  • Changes in Google or Outlook come backPartlypaid tier
  • Nothing to buy — works on the phone you haveYes
  • Shopping list the whole house can editYes
  • Knows what is already in your kitchenNo
  • Check a shelf with a photoNo
  • Tells you when it is not sureNo
  • Kitchen photos are never storedNon/a
  • No ads, everYes
  • Meal planningYes
  • Barcode scanningNo
  • Reads your receiptsNo
  • Sends your list to the store as a cartNo

Skylight

  • Shared family calendarYes
  • Changes in Google or Outlook come backYes
  • Nothing to buy — works on the phone you haveNodisplay
  • Shopping list the whole house can editPartlypaid tier
  • Knows what is already in your kitchenNo
  • Check a shelf with a photoNo
  • Tells you when it is not sureNo
  • Kitchen photos are never storedNon/a
  • No ads, everYes
  • Meal planningPartlypaid tier
  • Barcode scanningNo
  • Reads your receiptsNo
  • Sends your list to the store as a cartNo

AnyList

  • Shared family calendarNo
  • Changes in Google or Outlook come backNo
  • Nothing to buy — works on the phone you haveYes
  • Shopping list the whole house can editYes
  • Knows what is already in your kitchenPartlybasic
  • Check a shelf with a photoNo
  • Tells you when it is not sureNo
  • Kitchen photos are never storedNon/a
  • No ads, everYes
  • Meal planningPartlypaid tier
  • Barcode scanningYes
  • Reads your receiptsNo
  • Sends your list to the store as a cartNo

Checked in August 2026 against published pricing. Two things worth saying out loud: Cozi’s recipe box has been good for twenty years, and AnyList’s shared lists are still better than ours. And there are apps that scan a fridge from a photo very well — none of them is also holding your family’s calendar, which is the whole point of this one.

What works today, and what’s next.

Kept in two lists on purpose, so you never have to guess which is which.

Working now

  • The family week, from Google, Outlook, your phone or a calendar link
  • Everyone in the house, with you deciding who can sign in
  • The kitchen list, with honest confidence
  • Check a shelf with the camera
  • A shopping list sorted by aisle

Coming next

  • Meal plans built from what you already have
  • Scan a barcode to correct one thing instantly
  • Photograph a receipt and have it fill the cupboard back up
  • Send the finished list to your store as a cart

One thing we will not promise: doing your grocery order for you. No shop in the country lets an app place an order on your behalf. We can hand your list over as a ready-made cart — you still tap buy.

Get Thursday back.

Set it up in about five minutes. Bring one calendar, add the people in your house, and see the week land in one place.

No card. No ads. Delete everything whenever you like.