Your personal memory for shopping
StockKin learns what your household usually buys, tells you when things are due, catches what you forgot, and shows you what's really in a product before it's in your cart.
Before you check out
You may be forgetting
Milk
You normally buy this every 7 days.
Eggs
You haven't bought these in 12 days.
Toilet Paper
It's probably due for a refill.
How it works
Your first month
Day 1
Set up in minutes
Create your household, invite whoever shops with you, and get your first list in with a photo or a tap instead of typing it all out.
Your first few trips
Shop, and let it watch
Shopping Mode for the trip itself, a quick scan of anything you're unsure about before it's in the cart, a receipt scan after — that's what actually teaches StockKin your rhythm.
Week 2
Turn the memory on
Mark your real regulars as recurring, and set a budget — or a health goal — now that there's real price and nutrition data to track them against.
By week 4
It starts feeling psychic
Due-item predictions and forgetting-recommendations get sharp, because by now there's real history behind them — not a guess.
Why it's different
Every purchase quietly teaches StockKin your household's real shopping rhythm.
Milk every week, toilet paper every month — set it once and it stays on schedule.
You and your partner share one list, one history, and one memory — always in sync.
Set a weekly or monthly threshold for spending — and for calories, sugar, protein, carbs, and fat. Same nudge, before either gets away from you.
Scan a product on the shelf and StockKin reads the real Nutrition Facts label — or estimates if it can't — so you decide with the facts, not a guess.
Scan it once and it's logged, categorized, and turned into next month's spending and nutrition picture — automatically.
Built in, not bolted on
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Grocery categories
Your list reads like a shortcut through the store — produce, dairy, pantry, all lined up in the order you'd actually walk the aisles.
60+
Common items, ready to tap
Browse and add instantly, organized the way you'd actually walk a store.
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Ways to build a list
Type it, say it, photograph a paper list, scan a receipt after your trip, or check a product's health before it's in your cart.
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Nutrients tracked, automatically
Calories, sugar, protein, carbs, and fat — read straight off the label when you scan a product, estimated the rest of the time.