Cooklist alternative
A Cooklist alternative that does not need a store loyalty card
Snap your fridge or a receipt from any store. Pantry Pic fills your pantry and suggests what to cook.
Cooklist is a pantry and recipe app that fills your pantry from linked US store loyalty cards. Its consumer app now mostly gets fixes while the company builds AI shopping tools for grocers. Pantry Pic builds your pantry from a photo of your fridge, a receipt from any store or a barcode, then suggests meals and lists only what is missing.
Free on the App Store and Google Play

Inside Pantry Pic
Your pantry without a loyalty card
Pantry Pic reads a photo or a receipt from any store.

Point the camera at your fridge or pantry. Pantry Pic lists what it sees.

Dinner ideas that use what is already there, with what you are missing marked.

Your pantry shows what to cook first before it goes off.

Only the missing items, grouped by aisle.
Side by side
Pantry Pic and Cooklist compared
How you tell it what you have
A photo of your fridge, a receipt from any store or a barcode
Linked loyalty cards from about 80 US retailers, a barcode scanner or a short video
Where recipes come from
Generated for your exact ingredients, plus recipes you import
1 million+ web recipes, plus an AI Chef
Pantry tracking
Yes, with expiry alerts
Meal planning
Shopping list of missing items
Store price comparison
Across linked local stores
Last new feature
Shipping new features in 2026
AI Chef, February 2025. Updates since then are fixes
Price
Free tier, then subscription or Lifetime
Free, with Cooklist Pro subscriptions
Which one suits you
When Pantry Pic is the better pick
You shop outside the US chains Cooklist links to.
You want your pantry filled from a photo or a receipt rather than a loyalty account.
You want an app that is still adding new features for home cooks.
When Cooklist is the better pick
You shop at Kroger, Walmart, Safeway or another linked chain and want purchases to fill your pantry by themselves.
You want to compare prices across local stores.
You want a large library of recipes from food blogs and websites.
FAQ
Cooklist questions
No shutdown has been announced. As checked on 21 October 2026, recent app updates fix store connections, and the company now builds AI shopping assistants for grocers such as Kroger and Wegmans.
Its loyalty card linking covers about 80 US grocery chains. Pantry Pic reads a photo of your fridge or a receipt from any store.
The app is free, with optional Cooklist Pro subscriptions.
Yes. Pantry Pic builds your pantry from a photo of your fridge or pantry, a grocery receipt or a barcode. No store account is needed.
One at a time. Paste the recipe link or take a photo of the recipe, and Pantry Pic turns it into a recipe you can edit and scale.
Pantry Pic has a free tier on iPhone and Android, then a subscription or a one-off Lifetime plan.
Cooklist had a smart idea: know the pantry, then cook from it. Pantry Pic does the same job with a photo instead of a store account.
Sources: Cooklist on the App Store, Grocery Dive on Cooklist