Who it is for
- Families who mix English, Finnish or Swedish in one kitchen.
- Households where dinner is still unowned.
- Parents tired of recipe apps that ignore the actual fridge.
- Anyone who wants “who does more” to have a scoreboard.
The family week,
on one door.
Dinner included.
Available in Apple App Store. Coming soon to Google Play Store.
What you actually do
- 1One calendar
All the calendars, one door.
You
“School ends at two. Hockey at five. Dentist Thursday.”
On the doorThree post-its on the week. Google / Outlook can sit on the same board (read-only).
Combine school, work and hobbies. One household.
- 2Next week's dinners
Plan the week's meals.
You
“Plan dinners for next week for four of us.”
On the doorMon–Sun meal magnets. A cook name on tonight.
Menus scale the shopping list to the guests.
- 3Cook from the fridge
Recipes from what you already have.
You
“A photo of the open fridge — or — “shrimps and tomato sausages.””
On the doorOne recipe card and only the missing items on a list.
Find uses the shelf first. Same ingredients merge.
- 4Voice or camera
Say it, or photograph it.
You
“Talk to FrinAI in English, Finnish or Swedish. Or snap a shelf / a school flyer.”
On the doorThe event, the task, or the recipe appears.
Kids can be in the household without an email.
Built for a household, not an audience.
- EU-hosted. The server is not on the public internet.
- Passkeys. One family, isolated from the next.
- The fridge photo is the current shelf, not a history of your kitchen.
- Voice stops when you walk away.
- You can export the week. You can delete the household.
Who it is not for
- A corporate resource planner.
- A kids' GPS tracker.
- A recipe social network.
- A “put your whole life in the cloud” toy.
You already have a fridge door.
This one remembers.
Available in Apple App Store. Coming soon to Google Play Store.