Self-hosted

The household list app that lives in your Nextcloud.

Checklists, a photo board and a notes wall — shared with the people you live with, synced to a server you own.

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What's inside

One app for everything the household shares.

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Checklists

Shared shopping and to-do lists with categories, stores, quantities and prices. Check items off together in real time; done items strike through, never vanish.

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Photo Board

A shared wall of photos for the household — receipts, the shelf you need to match, the thing to remember. Stored in your own Nextcloud files.

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Notes Wall

Color-coded notes for the measurements, schedules and reminders that never fit a list. Pinned where everyone can see them.

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Shopping mode

Turn any list into a shopping trip: walk your stores, see who else is out shopping, and finish with a priced review.

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Shared with your house

Invite the people you live with and give each a role. Everyone sees the same lists, boards and notes, updated as they change.

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Offline-first apps

The mobile and desktop apps keep working when the connection does not — items you add offline queue up and merge cleanly on reconnect.

Own your data

Self-hosting is the product.

Pantry is a Nextcloud app. It runs on a server you control, and never phones home.

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    Your server, your data

    Everything lives in the Nextcloud you already run. No Pantry account, no third-party cloud, nothing to opt out of.

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    Shared, not published

    Lists and boards are shared with the people in your house through Nextcloud — not with anyone else.

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    Install in a click

    Enable it from the Nextcloud App Store and it is ready — no separate service, no configuration.

Get Pantry

Install the server app, then pair your devices.

Pantry runs on your Nextcloud. Add the app on your phone or desktop to carry your lists with you.

All builds — including APKs and the Windows and Linux archives — are on theGitHub releases page.