Stock & Spoon started the way most useful things do — with a problem that kept happening. Groceries going bad before they got used. The same "what's for dinner" scramble, every night. A shopping list that never matched what was actually missing.

So it got built: one app that actually knows what's in your kitchen, plans meals around it, and keeps the shopping list honest. Not a habit tracker with a grocery skin — a tool built around the actual, repetitive work of running a kitchen.

Stock & Spoon just launched on Android. That means the core is solid — pantry tracking, AI recipes, meal planning, and shopping lists all work, today, for real households. It also means we're early, and still building toward the bigger version of this: direct retail integration, so the shopping list you build in the app can become an order without retyping a single item.

We'd rather say that plainly than dress it up. Below is exactly where things stand.

Christopher Johns Jr., Stock & Spoon
Status

Where things stand, honestly.

Shipped

Pantry tracking, AI recipes, meal planning & shopping lists

Live on Google Play right now. This is the core loop, and it's fully functional with household sharing and a 900+ recipe library.

In Progress

Retail cart integration

We're actively building direct "add to cart" functionality with grocery retailers, so a finished shopping list can become a real order.

Roadmap

iOS release & expanded premium tier

iOS is next after the Android experience is fully dialed in, with retail integration positioned as a flagship premium feature.

Privacy

Your kitchen data is yours

Household data is used to run the app you're using — not sold off to third parties. Full detail is in the Privacy Policy.

Support

A real person reads every message

Bug reports and feature requests go straight to the person building the app — not a ticket queue. Reach out any time.

Roadmap

Built in the open

This page gets updated as things move from "in progress" to "shipped" — so it always reflects what the app can actually do today.

Questions before you try it?

Reach out directly — for partnership inquiries or just to say hello.