ok2eat: Enjoy Fresh,Waste Less

You open your fridge. There's leftover chicken, half a bag of spinach, three yogurts, and that cilantro you forgot about. Which one is going bad first? Most apps make you scroll through an inventory list to find out. ok2eat just tells you.

Open the new Eat Me First tab and your fridge is already sorted: the chicken expires tomorrow, the spinach has two days, the cilantro is gone. Tap any item and you get three recipe ideas that use it — and the four next-most-urgent things alongside it — so dinner uses what's about to spoil instead of what you'd have to buy.

WHAT'S IN ok2eat

· Scan a grocery receipt — Snap one photo, ok2eat reads every line item and adds them to your fridge with smart expiration dates pulled from the USDA FoodKeeper directory (660 foods, free and public at ok2eat.com/shelf-life).

· See what's about to spoil — The Eat Me First tab ranks your fridge by urgency. No more digging through dates.

· Recipes that match your diet — Set dietary preferences (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free, low-carb, keto) and allergies (peanut, tree nut, shellfish, fish, egg, milk, soy, wheat, sesame) once. Every recipe respects them.

· Recipes that scale to your household — Tell ok2eat how many people you cook for. Ingredient amounts adjust automatically. No more dividing by 4.

· Track money saved, lbs rescued, CO2 avoided — The Dashboard tab shows what your fridge-tracking habit has actually been worth. Cold-start framing: the average US household wastes $1,866 of food a year. Yours doesn't have to.

· Share your fridge with your household — Partners and roommates see the same inventory, the same shopping list, the same alerts. One household, one fridge.

· Daily email digest — Optional once-a-day summary of what's about to expire.

WHO ok2eat IS FOR

People who already buy groceries thoughtfully but watch some of it go to waste anyway — the half-bag of spinach, the cheese that grew fuzzy, the chicken thawed three days ago that nobody got around to. ok2eat doesn't ask you to plan harder. It tells you what to use next.

WHAT POWERS IT

Expiration windows come from the USDA's FoodKeeper data — 660 foods, fact-checked, sourced. No guessing.

Free. iPhone and at ok2eat.com for a web version