Less in the bin.
More in your life.
Your kitchen, in play. See what you've got, use what needs you,
and make the next shop fit the week you're actually having.
Small moves.
Better weeks.
Open the fridge. Change the week.
Good food. First in line.
A week with room to change.
Swap any dinner. Quantities and shopping lists follow. Oil, seasoning and optional flavourings are extra; photos are inspiration.
Make fewer expensive guesses.
Your shopping rhythm
Compare basket rounding and trip costs. “Needs a freeze plan” estimates ingredients scheduled beyond their assumed freshness window. It is not predicted waste or a safety limit.
Where is it worth shopping?
Use your own prices and fees. These three comparison profiles are examples, not retailer quotes.
Edit the comparison assumptions
Your reviewed shopping list
Edit individual food prices (NZD)
From a smarter plan to your trolley.
Explore the proposed journey: one DO prepares your shop, you review the trolley, and checkout stays with you. Live supermarket shopping through DO is not enabled yet.
Try the retailer demonstration ↗Earlier desktop pilot tools
Earlier separate browser pilots · signed-in validation still required
Your fridge has
plans for dinner.
A receipt. A handwritten list. That half-full crisper. Bring the food you've already bought into the plan, then give it a useful next step.
Text recognition runs on your device. You review the matches. Fridge photos can be added as a visual reference and labelled by you.
How this works · assumptions, privacy & sources
This is an interactive, deterministic simulator. The starting kitchen is sample inventory. Days are a relative Monday–Sunday planning week. Quantities use one adult portion and 0.6 per child. Whole packs round up; weight quantities round to 0.1 kg. Your existing food is allocated to meals before its planning date, and remaining ingredients go into the nearest planned shop. The simulator's inventory projection subtracts planned meals before the selected day; it does not confirm that anything was cooked or purchased.
Simulator prices, planning dates and store profiles are editable assumptions. The separate shopping companions read selected product prices from the customer’s shopping page. Those snapshots do not replace these simulation assumptions. There are no verified savings, special-offer predictions or guaranteed best shopping days. Shop comparisons include the trip costs you enter. Frozen food needs a safe thawing and cooking plan. Check packaging and MPI guidance.
Settings are saved in this browser, without retailer passwords. Uploaded images remain in memory and are discarded on reload; receipt text is processed locally with Tesseract.js. Text matching covers the foods in this planner. There is no food-photo recognition. Each optional browser companion uses the customer’s own retailer session and stores its shopping records in browser-session memory. It never reads passwords or payment fields. Every trolley addition requires approval in the companion; checkout remains with the retailer. Both pilots still need signed-in end-to-end validation. Woolworths currently supports one fixed-price pack per approval and pickup stores; weighed foods and larger quantities are adjusted directly on Woolworths.
Food images: Unsplash. Kitchen film: Pressmaster / Pexels. 3D kitchen made for assembl using Three.js.