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Offline pantry and prepper inventory for Android and IOSThe calm, organized inventory app for preppers. Track food, water, gear and supplies, barcode scanning, and expiration reminders. Offline-first — your data stays on your phone.
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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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BeaglePrep is an offline-first inventory app for preppers, homesteaders, and anyone with a deep pantry. Scan barcodes to add items, assign storage locations, get expiration and rotation reminders, track home-canning batches with dates and jar counts, and see a Prep Score showing days of supply...
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BeaglePrep's answer:
I'm a Wisconsin homesteader and indie developer. I tracked our pantry in a spreadsheet for years and it constantly drifted from reality, and the leading app in this niche shut down and stranded its users. So I built the tool I wanted: offline, no account, one-time price, with a days-of-supply score so the answer to "how ready are we?" is a number, not a feeling.
BeaglePrep's answer:
BeaglePrep's answer:
Most pantry apps are grocery-list tools with cloud accounts and subscriptions bolted on. BeaglePrep is the opposite: it assumes hundreds of items across multiple storage locations, works with no signal, and never asks you to create an account or pay monthly. If you track a real stockpile (canned goods, bulk grain, a freezer full of meat) and want to know how many days it covers, that's the job it was built for.
BeaglePrep's answer:
Preppers, homesteaders, and canners first: people with a deep pantry, a chest freezer, and shelves of home-canned jars. The same features serve bulk buyers, large families, and anyone tired of double-buying groceries or finding expired food in the back of the pantry.
BeaglePrep's answer:
React Native (Expo) on Android, with all data in a local SQLite database on the device. State management is MobX State Tree. Cloud sync exists only as an opt-in backup; the app is fully functional with it off.
BeaglePrep's answer:
It's a consumer app for individual households, so there are no enterprise customers to name. Users are preppers, homesteaders, canners, and bulk-buying families.
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