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Home inventory: know what is in the fridge without opening it

Radar, Zoku's inventory module: fridge, cupboards, bathroom, garage. Low-stock and expiry alerts, barcode scanner, connected to the shopping list. Android and iOS.

Three jars of mustard, no loo roll, a yoghurt that went off in March. A household's stock is held in one person's memory, and that memory cracks. Radar gives the household a shared inventory, kept up by whoever puts things away, warning you before the shortage and before the bin.

Free on Android and iOS: one zone (the fridge) free, up to 8 with Premium.
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Why we rebuy what we have and run out of what we don't

The inventory lives in one head

Whoever puts things away knows. The others guess, and buy doubles just in case.

You discover the shortage as you need it

No washing powder on Sunday night, no coffee on Monday morning. The alert is the shortage itself.

Expiry dates never get read

They are at the back of the fridge, on packaging nobody turns over. Waste is a visibility problem, not a willingness one.

The shopping list ignores the stock

You write « milk » without knowing whether two bottles are left. The two tools never talk to each other.

How Radar works

Storage zones

Fridge free; cupboards, bathroom, cellar, garage, medicine cabinet with Premium ⭐. Up to 8, with colours and drag-and-drop reordering.

A low-stock threshold per product

« Washing powder: alert below 1 ». Radar warns you when the threshold is crossed. The « essential » flag marks what must never run out.

Expiry alerts

A date on a product, a notification before it goes off. The back of the fridge comes back to the surface.

Barcode scanner ⭐

Scan, and the product entry fills itself in. A big shop is put away in a few minutes.

One tap to the shopping list ⭐

Product low → item in Check. And the other way round: ticking off a bought item adds it to the stock ⭐.

Shared, separate per tribe

The flatshare's stock is not the house's. Each tribe has its own Radar.

→ The shared shopping list · → The meal planner

Four concrete uses

Cutting food waste

The expiry date is visible before, not after. The yoghurt gets eaten, the cream becomes a gratin.

→ The meal planner
Blended household

Two children's rhythms, one fridge: the stock follows whoever is home this week.

→ The blended family
New parents

Nappies by size, formula, wipes: a threshold per product, and nothing runs out at 11pm.

→ When the baby arrives
Group holidays

The rented house has its own stock: what is there, what is missing, without buying oil three times.

→ Group holidays

FAQ - Home inventory

Do I have to scan every product?

No. The scanner pre-fills an entry, but everything can be typed in by hand too. Plenty of households only track twenty or thirty essentials. That is what makes it sustainable.

Does Radar count quantities precisely?

It tracks a quantity and a threshold that you adjust as you put things away or use them up. It is not a connected scale: it is a shared inventory, kept by the tribe.

Who gets the alerts?

The tribe. Whoever is doing the shopping sees the alert and adds the product to the list with one tap.

Can I track medicines or non-food items?

Yes. A « bathroom » or « medicine cabinet » zone works exactly like the fridge, with a threshold and a date.

What is free?

One zone (the fridge), thresholds, low-stock and expiry alerts, the « essential » flag. Extra zones, the scanner, list ↔ stock syncing and one-tap adding are Premium.

The fridge has no blind spot any more

Free on Android and iOS. No credit card.

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