Check things off at the store and they'll land in your pantry automatically, expiry date and all.
Opens TestFlight on your iPhone or iPad.
Each step feeds the next, and the more you use it, the more powerful it becomes.
Other apps store recipes. Chive integrates your recipes and pantry in a way that unlocks features other apps aren’t capable of.
Automatically sorted by aisle, with real time price estimates from your preferred store.
Every shopped item lands in your pantry automatically.
Chive knows your pantry, recipes, and the preferences you choose to share, so it answers questions a general chatbot can’t.
Your pantry fills as you shop, your list fills as you cook. The upkeep happens by itself.
Invite your partner, roommate, or family with a link. Everyone shares one pantry, list, and recipe collection.
Add by photo, scan, receipt, or voice. Chive handles the rest.
Chive does what a stack of single-purpose apps do, for less. Start free, and only pay when you want the powerful extras.
One app instead of five. Compared June 2026.
The whole loop, free to use for as long as you like.
That’s $2.08 a month.
Cancel your trial anytime before it ends and you won’t be charged.
Already using Paprika, Kitchen Pal, or other ways to store your data? Import your pantry and recipes in minutes. No starting from scratch.
Most do one job. Chive connects them: your list builds your pantry, your pantry finds recipes based on what you have, and cooking refills your list. One loop instead of five apps.
No. Chive doesn't sell your data. When you use AI features, only the relevant context goes to Anthropic (Claude), or to OpenAI for voice, purely to answer you. Neither uses it to train their models.
They're estimates from a food-knowledge base, based on what the item is and where it's stored, not a guess, and you can adjust any date. Treat them as a helpful nudge, not a food-safety guarantee.
Never. Chive flags what you're running low on and can add items to your grocery list, but nothing is ordered or purchased without you.
Yes. Import recipes and pantry data from Paprika, Kitchen Pal, or a CSV, and Chive matches your zones and recipe fields automatically.
Yes. Invite others to share one pantry, grocery list, and recipe collection. The free plan covers two people, and Chive+ adds more.
You can flag allergens and Chive surfaces them across your pantry, grocery list, and recipes. This is in beta, so treat it as a helper, not a medical guarantee.
Not yet. Chive runs on iPhone and in any browser at chive-app.com. The web app installs to your home screen and shares the same kitchen. Android is on the roadmap.