
DAMA - Fridge Tracker
Free, no ads: fridge & use-by
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Never guess what's in your fridge — or how long it's been sitting there.
DAMA reads your grocery receipt, fills your fridge for you, and gives you a heads-up before anything goes off.
■ Snap it, and you're done
- Photograph a grocery receipt or an order screen. Items land in your fridge with use-by dates already filled in.
- No receipt? Add it by hand in a few seconds.
- No typing everything out one item at a time.
■ Never miss a use-by date
- Get a heads-up on what's about to expire, so nothing gets lost at the back of the shelf.
- Pick 7, 3, or 1 day ahead — or the day itself. Notifications arrive at 9 AM.
- Past the date but still fine? One tap on "Still have it" and it's sorted.
- Fridge, freezer, and pantry are kept apart.
- Wear an Apple Watch? Reminders reach your wrist too.
■ Right on your Home Screen
- See the total count and how it splits across fridge, freezer, and pantry — without opening the app.
- The medium widget names what's expiring and how long is left (Today, D-1, D-2).
- Keep more than one fridge? Pick which one each widget shows.
- Two sizes, small and medium, to arrange however you like.
■ One fridge, shared
- A single invite and your family or housemates share the same fridge.
- Everyone sees what goes in and out in real time — no duplicate shopping, no more "who bought this?"
■ Housekeeping, at a glance
- What you ate and what you threw away this month, side by side.
- Watch your food waste shrink.
■ Meals — a light food diary
- Keep a quick photo record of what you ate today.
■ Made for you if
- You keep buying things you already have
- You hate watching food go off before you get to it
- You want to run the groceries together with your family
Free, with no ads getting in the way.
Start right away with Browse — no sign-in needed. Sign in with Apple and your fridge follows you to a new phone, and to your family.
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What's New in DAMA
1.3.5
September 10, 2026
Bug fixes and usability improvements.









