PlatePantry

An AI house manager that knows what it costs to run your house.

The app opens with Sample Data so you can see exactly how it works.

What it does

Scan every receipt and bill. Grocery receipts, rent, utilities, phone, heating oil, all of it. Review each line before it saves.
See your number. One clear total: what it costs to run your house each month, per week, and per person.
A pantry that fills itself. What you buy becomes your pantry, so nothing gets bought twice.
Recipes costed from your store. Meals built from what you buy, priced per serving at real store prices.
Store comparison. The same item, or your whole list, priced at Aldi, Stop & Shop, and Walmart.
A fitness plate from what you eat. Your groceries grouped into produce, protein, dairy, grains, and snacks and drinks, with per-person daily estimates.
Price spike alerts. When a regular item jumps, you hear about it before it eats the budget.

Your data, labeled honestly

My Data

Your own real figures, from your bank account, your receipts, and your bills. They live in your private copy of the app, behind your sign-in, and nobody else sees them.

Sample Data

Stand-in figures built from published sources on the web and in books, so you can try the app before connecting anything. Sample Data is the only kind that ever appears in public.

From the makers of PlateMath

PlatePantry is the household version of PlateMath, the AI manager for restaurants. Same idea, pointed at the house: every receipt in, every cost kept current, nothing wasted. Both are built by MK Solutions.