What it actually does.
You mention things as they happen (bought, used, ran out) and Supplied keeps the house straight: the fridge, the freezer, the cupboards, and the things that aren't food. Nothing to keep up to date, and no audit to do first.
This is all of version one, shipping late 2026. Nothing on this page is a feature with a “coming soon” label on it. If it's here, it works end to end.

Say it however it comes out.
No barcodes, no quantity pickers. One rambled sentence is a whole grocery run.
One sentence“a gallon of milk, a dozen eggs, a pound of ground beef, umm… oh and the dish soap's gone”
Tell it what happened
Groceries and household basics, mixed freely. No forms, no barcodes, no right order.
Ground beef1 lbMilk1 galDish soapOutIt sorts itself
Every item lands in a category with a quantity, and perishables get a shelf-life estimate.
Milk1 galEggs12 pcsShopping list
Dish soapAddedThe list stays current
See what’s fresh, what’s low, what’s missing, and watch the shopping list build itself.
Everything the notepad on the fridge couldn't do.
One simple habit, applied to every cupboard in the house.
- Stop buying it twice. Not just the fridge: kitchen roll, laundry detergent, dishwasher pods. Everyone at home sees the same inventory, so whoever’s at the shop already knows about the mayo. The list builds itself, but you have the final say. Anything that hits zero shows up ready to add, one tap.
- Stop finding it too late. Every other app is good at putting things in. Supplied is good at taking them out. A nudge before the spinach turns, not a notification you’ll learn to swipe away. “Finished the dish soap” works exactly like “bought dish soap.” Same sentence, nothing new to learn.
- Stop holding it all in your head. Talk to it like a person: no forms, no barcodes, no tapping through menus. Nothing to keep up to date. You mention what happened, when it happens. “Do we have any?” stops being a question one person answers from memory.
Smart alerts
- Organic eggs3 days left
- Greek yogurt5 days left
- Fresh spinachEat soon
- Dishwasher podsOut, ready to add
Illustrative example of the in-app alert screen.
It notices, so you don't have to.
It tells you while you can still use something, and the moment anything runs out, food or not.
Where version one stops
Right now one person notices, or nobody does. That the dishwasher pods are down to two, that the wipes ran out yesterday. Supplied means the cupboard tells everyone. Everyone at home sees the same list, built for version one, so there's nothing to screenshot yet.
That's the whole of version one.
It ships late 2026. Leave an email and your first 3 months are free from that day, then $4.99/month after that, only if you keep it. Nothing to pay now.
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