“I don’t want another app to manage.”
You start with the list and meals you already deal with. Iggy does the remembering around them.
For the one who runs the kitchen
You shouldn’t be the only one who knows what’s for dinner, what’s left, and what to buy.
Start free — 9 days left to own it for £9.99
Meal plan
Mon 12 – Sun 18
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Fruit & veg
Meat & fish
Tins & pasta
Beef mince
250g
Parmesan
180g
Tinned tomatoes
1 tin
Use the mince first — it turns tomorrow.
Add Friday dinner
Spaghetti Bolognese
25 min
Chicken curry
35 min
Veggie stir-fry
15 min
Add to list
Something the meal plan didn’t cover
Item
Parmesan
Scan receipt
Friday dinner sorted!
£0.00
saved
1
duplicate dodged
0
binned
How Iggy works
Here’s how Iggy takes it off you — from “what’s for dinner?” to money back in your pocket.

Pick your meals and the shopping list builds itself — minus what’s already in your fridge. No doubling up, no “did we already have pasta?”

Your list reorders to match the aisles you actually walk, with last time’s price next to each item. Get in, get out, no back-tracking, no surprise at the till.

Snap the receipt and your kitchen updates itself — every item logged with a smart use-by date, worked out from your past shops. No typing, no pantry audit, ever.

Iggy nudges you the day the peppers are about to turn — and hands you a meal to use them up, from your own saved recipes. Good food gets eaten, not binned.

The payoff
Every rescued ingredient and dodged duplicate adds up — and Iggy keeps the running total. Use food in time and Iggy scores; let it go off and Grimmy the bin sneaks a point. Gentle, never guilt-trippy.
“I’ve saved so much food from going to waste! It helps me plan the households meals, and reduces my weekly spend also as I only buy what we need.”
Rachel OlleyFamily of 3 · £110 of food rescued in a monthRight now dinner lives across half a dozen apps and your own memory. Iggy folds the whole lot into one place the family shares.
Not a todo list to forget. Not a spreadsheet to babysit. Just your kitchen, sorted.
Iggy is built for busy households, not people who love tracking every cupboard.
“I don’t want another app to manage.”
You start with the list and meals you already deal with. Iggy does the remembering around them.
“Will my family actually use it?”
They can add to the list, tick off shops, log meals, and keep the streak going from their own phone.
“Do I have to scan and log everything?”
No pantry audit. No spreadsheet. Add the useful bits, log wins quickly, and let Iggy nudge what matters.
“Is this just another shopping list?”
No. The list is the easy starting point. Iggy also suggests meals, spots duplicates, and tracks savings.
“Food apps feel like boring admin.”
That’s why Iggy uses quick logging, family streaks, scores, and games. It is built to be stuck with.
“Is my household's data private?”
Your list is shared only with the people you invite to your household. We don't sell your data. UK-built.
The average UK household of four bins around £1,000 of food a year.
Only 9 days left at £9.99 — then £14.99
HeyIggy
About the cost of one takeaway — but it’s yours for good.
HeyIggy+
£49.99 billed yearly · 2 months free
Less than a coffee a month — unlimited scans, meal ideas and imports.
Free for 14 days · no card required to start · then £9.99 to own, no subscription
Food-waste figure: average UK household of four, WRAP, 2026.
Choose dinner, let the shopping list update, avoid duplicate buys and keep track of what’s left — all in one shared household system.