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Know what you have. Waste nothing.

Nutria knows your pantry and speaks up before anything goes off. The recipes use up exactly what is next in line.

Runs in the browser on any device, no account needed. The apps are not out yet.

Your pantryUse first
  • Spinachtoday
  • Yoghurt2 days
  • Carrots6 days
  • Peas, frozen8 months
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105recipes that use up leftovers
151foods in the search, no barcode needed
7recipe suggestions a week, free
1reminder a day, the way it comes set up

From the shop to the plate

Nutria suggests recipes that use up whatever goes off soonest. Anything you are missing goes on the shopping list.

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The recipes are in German only for now.

Recipe suggestionFrom your pantry

Spinach and feta pan with egg

Uses upSpinach, goes off today
MissingFeta, eggs
Ready in15 minutes

Nothing goes off unnoticed

Nutria speaks up before anything spoils. Once a day at most, never at night. Every reminder tells you what you can cook from it.

Reminder on your deviceExample
Rescue the spinach and your garden growsSpinach, yoghurt — open the app and see what they make.

Quiet from 9 pm to 8 am Central European Time, one reminder a day. You can change both.

One list for the whole household

Everyone at home has the same shopping list. Tick something off and the others see it right away. You can add to it from a recipe or by hand.

Shopping listHousehold
  • Feta, 100 g
  • Eggs, 4
  • Lemon
  • Plain yoghurt

Feta and eggs came from the recipe suggestion.

Your data is kept in Germany

Nutria runs on our own server in Germany. No advertising, no tracking, no trade in your data. What goes outside is listed here.

What goes outAs of September 2026
  • Servers in Germany. The database, the backend and the fonts on this page are all there. None of it runs in someone else's cloud.
  • Recipe suggestion. Ask for one and your pantry list goes to the language model of Anthropic in the USA. Only then. And only the list.
  • Barcode scan. If we do not know the barcode, your device asks Open Food Facts in France, a non-profit project. What travels is the number and the IP address of your device. The product picture comes from there too.
  • Reminders. In the browser the message is encrypted and your browser's push service cannot read it. In the iPhone and Android apps it travels through Expo in the USA and sits there in the clear, with up to three names from your pantry.
  • Updates. On start the apps ask Expo in the USA for a newer version. Your IP address and technical details about device and app version go along, your pantry data does not.
  • What you eat stays yours. Nobody can buy a place in your recipe suggestions. Your pantry list is not for sale.
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Start with your next shop

Scan the barcodes while you unpack. Nutria turns them into your pantry and suggests the first recipe.

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