Tuck turns a grocery receipt into a stocked pantry, then plans a week of dinners from what's in it. Scan the receipt when you get home. Tuck lists each item with the amount, where it belongs and roughly when it goes bad. Everything waits in a review tray until you confirm it, and the names you correct are kept for the next receipt. CAPTURE - Scan a paper receipt with the document camera or pick a photo of one - Photograph an open fridge or the shopping bags on the counter - Reads receipts in many languages and currencies - Barcode scanning, pasted receipt text and manual add work too PLAN - Plan My Week builds dishes with proper steps from what you already have - Your saved recipes come first, then culinary templates, then Apple Intelligence - When a dish needs something you don't have, only the missing items go on the grocery list - Describe a dish and Tuck writes the recipe TWO OR MORE AT THE TABLE - Each person gets a calorie range and a protein floor, with separate numbers for training and rest days - Everyone eats the same meal, with portions split to fit each person - The week view shows a ring for each person REMINDERS - A defrost alarm the evening before, which gets through Focus and silent mode - One morning notification listing what to use up before it goes bad - Running Low suggests top-ups from how often you buy things, like milk about every 7 days EVERY DAY - The Tonight bar shows what's for dinner - Cook Mode goes one step at a time, with the current step in a Live Activity - Home Screen widgets for the week's menu with calories and protein, and for what to use up - Siri and Shortcuts: Plan my week, What's expiring, Add to grocery list - Meal logging to Apple Health, if you turn it on - Share a grocery list with your household as a file that opens in their Tuck PRIVACY What you add to Tuck syncs through your private iCloud. I don't run a server for it and can't see it. Receipts and photos are analyzed on your iPhone, and I don't keep them. When you describe a dish, Tuck writes the recipe on your iPhone or on Apple's Private Cloud Compute. Nutrition and barcode lookups send only the food's name or the barcode number to the USDA's public database. Subscriptions go through the App Store and RevenueCat, which receives your purchase history and an anonymous ID. Without Apple Intelligence, Tuck still reads receipts on your iPhone with its built-in receipt dictionary and plans from your recipes and templates. TUCK+ Receipt and photo scanning, Plan My Week and recipe writing are part of Tuck+. The family plan starts with a 3-day free trial and works with Family Sharing. The pantry, manual add, barcode scanning, the calendar, grocery lists, reminders and widgets are free. Terms of Use: https://drobinin.com/apps/terms/tuck/#terms
Food & Drink · iPhone, iPad · Free
