Pantro FAQ

Pantro is an AI kitchen assistant for Android. It keeps a live count of what's in your pantry and fridge, suggests dinners you can cook from it, writes the shopping list for what's missing, and updates the count as you cook and shop. It works in English and Polish.

Yes — the Free plan includes the full pantry, recipe, and shopping-list loop with starter AI limits: 3 recipe generations, 1 fridge scan, 1 receipt scan, and 5 voice inputs a month. Paid plans start at 9,99 zł/month with a 14-day free trial and raise those limits.

Photograph your grocery receipt or open fridge and Pantro's AI reads it — products, quantities, and units — then adds everything to your pantry in one review step. You confirm or correct items before they're saved. A typical receipt takes a few seconds to process.

Pantro keeps a live inventory of your kitchen and matches every recipe ingredient against it — understanding units, package sizes, and substitutions. Each recipe shows how much of it you already have, and dinner suggestions are ranked by that pantry match, so the top idea is usually cookable tonight.

Satisfying meals is a Pantro mode that favors dinners built to keep you full: a solid protein source, fiber-rich ingredients, and healthy fats in meaningful amounts. It adds to a dish rather than restricting it — no calorie counting, no diet rules. You can also refine any recipe to be more satisfying with one tap.

Yes, fully. The whole app ships in English and Polish, and the Polish side is grammar-aware — ingredients decline correctly with quantities (1 kg ziemniaków, 2 jajka) and recipes are proper translations, not machine word swaps. Voice input, scanning, and search understand Polish product names too.

Yes. Shared Kitchen, on the Plus plan, links up to three people to one household: one pantry, one shopping list, one cookbook, synced in real time. When someone checks off groceries or cooks a dinner, everyone's count updates. Each person keeps their own account and preferences.

Not yet. Pantro is currently an Android app, available on Google Play for phones running Android 8.0 or newer. An iOS version is planned. Until then, iPhone users can't run Pantro — there is no browser version either, since Pantro is built around your phone's camera and voice input.

Recipe apps start with a catalog and leave the shopping to you. Pantro starts from your actual kitchen: it suggests dinners ranked by the ingredients you already have, adds only the missing ones to the list, and keeps your pantry count current as you cook and shop — one connected loop instead of endless browsing.

Your pantry, recipes, and shopping lists are stored in your private account and used to run the app's features — not sold and not used for advertising. There are no ads in Pantro. You can export your recipes and permanently delete your account and all its data from inside the app.