Frostlog: Freezer Inventory

Two taps to add a pack, and it frosts over as it ages. 125 foods bring their own storage windows from the USDA FoodKeeper chart, so you never type a date.

You bought it, you froze it, and eight months later you are holding a solid white brick with no idea what it was. Frostlog is the list of what is actually in there.

Adding a pack takes two taps: pick the food, pick the shelf. Frostlog knows how long that food keeps and starts counting from the day it went in. No barcode scanning, no typing dates, no account.

YOUR FREEZER, NOT A GENERIC ONE Pick the type — top freezer, bottom drawers, French door, side by side, upright or chest — and then how many shelves or drawers it actually has. The screen then matches the appliance in your kitchen, so "second drawer down" means the second drawer down.

FROST YOU CAN READ Every pack ices over as it ages, in four steps. A glance at the list tells you what went in last week and what has been down there since spring, without reading a single date.

THE FOODKEEPER WINDOWS, BUILT IN 125 foods with the quality windows published by the FDA and USDA. Frozen food stays safe indefinitely at 0°F — these windows are about taste, and the app says so rather than pretending a date is a deadline.

EAT THIS WEEK Three to five packs that want using, worst first, across every freezer you have. The list already exists; what Pro sells is that the app does the picking instead of you bending over a chest freezer in the cold.

TWO PHONES, ONE FREEZER Share a freezer with the household and what one of you takes out, the other stops seeing. It runs on iCloud sharing — the same mechanism as a shared photo album. No registration, no invitation codes.

IT STAYS YOURS No account and no server of ours. The list lives on your phone and, if you leave iCloud on, in your own iCloud account, where it comes back on a new phone by itself. Export the whole thing to CSV whenever you like.

FREE FOREVER Any number of packs — a wall at ten items would punish exactly the habit worth building. All six freezer types and the shelf count. The full FoodKeeper table and search. The frost. Ate it and Tossed it. Sync between your own devices, because charging for "your data did not vanish" is selling the absence of a defect.

FROSTLOG PRO Eat this week, notifications the day a pack drops a step, the Sunday digest, the running total of what eating the old stuff saved you, sharing a freezer with the household, a second and third freezer, your own custom layout, and CSV export.

Sold as a yearly subscription with a 3-day free trial, a monthly subscription, or a one-time Lifetime purchase. Cancel and nothing is deleted: the list stays, the frost stays, and the free features keep working.

Frostlog does not give food safety advice. It repeats the FDA/USDA quality windows and counts the days.

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS Frostlog Pro is offered as an auto-renewing yearly subscription with a 3-day free trial, an auto-renewing monthly subscription, or a one-time Lifetime purchase. Current prices for your country are shown inside the app before you buy, and on this App Store page under In-App Purchases. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation. A subscription renews automatically unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel it in your Apple Account settings, or from Settings inside the app.

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