Inventory by location
Track what is in the pantry, fridge, freezer, or shelf so planning can begin from real ingredients.
Pantry management
Know the shelfbefore you shop
Hearthlight keeps inventory, receipt context, expiration notes, and recipe planning connected, so the pantry becomes a planning surface instead of a forgotten list.
Pantry still life
Jars, herbs, vegetables, copper, and the list that makes the week visible.
Expiration context
Use expiration notes to decide what should become dinner before it becomes waste.
Receipt memory
Receipts can add grocery context back into the kitchen instead of disappearing after checkout.
Feature details
The controls that make it useful.
Inventory by location
Track what is in the pantry, fridge, freezer, or shelf so planning can begin from real ingredients.
Expiration context
Use expiration notes to decide what should become dinner before it becomes waste.
Receipt memory
Receipts can add grocery context back into the kitchen instead of disappearing after checkout.
Fast capture
Scanning and text entry help the pantry become useful without a long data-entry ritual.
Recipe suggestions
The recipe layer can use pantry items as a constraint, giving forgotten ingredients a path into the plan.
Usage patterns
A household can learn what it actually uses and make the next shopping list more honest.
What the pantry layer connects
Items by location and quantity
Expiration notes for planning priority
Receipt details and shopping history
Recipes that use what is already owned
Shopping list items that remain after pantry matching