Skaffi

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Skaffi keeps a household's shopping list, pantry and recipes — and it is built so that your assistant does the typing. Connect it once, then a sentence in the chat is enough: "Put oat milk on the list." "What can I cook tonight with what we have?" What your assistant can do: - Shopping list: see what is on it; add one or many items at once with amount, unit and a note; remove items; check the whole list out after shopping in one step — with the pantry on, everything lands in stock. - Pantry (can be switched off per household): see what is at home with amounts and expiry dates (estimates are marked as such); ask what expires soon; consume stock after cooking, oldest batch first; correct a wrong amount, unit or name. - Recipes: save a recipe with structured ingredients — your own, from a link, or one the assistant just suggested; put its ingredients on the shopping list in one step; copy it into another of your households. - People at the table: read the household's diets, allergies and taste preferences, plus the food profiles friends have released to you, so meal suggestions fit everyone; in a shared household, add or remove guests for an upcoming meal. - Households: list them and switch which one is active. Everything happens in the active household. The web app at skaffi.de shows the same data — plan in the chat, shop from your phone. Reading and changing are cleanly separated: every tool is annotated, so your assistant knows what only looks and what writes. Skaffi is a German service, hosted in Germany. Food-profile entries such as allergies are stored only after your separate, explicit consent, are used for meal planning only, and are deleted when you withdraw it. Skaffi never sends your data to an AI provider by itself — only your own assistant, on your own instruction, reads it. What you need: a Skaffi account — connect, sign in, done. Setup help and troubleshooting: skaffi.de/docs