Todoer

Small tools that share one stock: print labels, keep track of your kitchen, and cook what is about to expire.

Labels

Label Maker

Design labels with name, quantity, dates, barcodes and icons, and print them on a Bluetooth thermal printer. After printing it offers to add the product to stock.

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Kitchen

Pantry

What is in the fridge, the freezer and the pantry. Scan barcodes or a supermarket receipt to add things, and tap − when you use them up. No login.

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Cooking

Recipes

Looks at what expires soon in stock and suggests recipes that use it up. Mark one as cooked and the ingredients come out of stock.

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Shopping

Shop

The shopping list that fills itself: Regular items join when stock runs low, one-tap picks for the rest. Finish a trip with the receipt and prices.

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Inventory

Stock Manager

The shared FEFO inventory: nearest expiry first, with a full audit trail of which app changed what. Dashboard for people, REST API for the other tools.

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How they fit together

The apps never talk to each other. Each one uses Stock Manager's REST API with its own key, so every change shows up in one audit trail, and Pantry follows when Recipes uses something up. Shop reads the levels to build your list.

Label MakerPrint a label, answer “Add to stock?”
PantryAdd, change or remove an item
RecipesReads what expires soon, takes ingredients out
ShopReads stock levels, adds what you bought
REST API/api/stock with an app key; failed calls are retried
Stock ManagerOne list, nearest expiry first, plus the history