Free Grocery Tools
Every tool works instantly in your browser โ no account, no signup. Build a list, set a budget, check food safety, or track spending. Your data stays on your device.
Grocery List Maker
Build a shopping list with prices and a running total. Share or print.
Try it free โGrocery Budget Calculator
Personalized weekly/monthly budget from USDA plans, diet and store style.
Try it free โGrocery Cost Estimator
Estimate your bill before you shop, across budget, regular and premium stores.
Try it free โBill Split Calculator
Split a grocery bill evenly or by income between roommates or partners.
Try it free โIs It Still Good? Checker
Last safe day for any food, plus fridge, freezer and pantry storage chart.
Try it free โAverage Grocery Cost
What households your size actually spend, from USDA and StatCan data.
Try it free โMeal Budget Planner
Per-meal cost targets and sample plans from $50 to $250 per week.
Try it free โSpending Tracker
Log grocery trips in your browser, see monthly totals and trends.
Try it free โSpending Spreadsheet
Free grocery expense tracker CSV for Excel and Google Sheets.
Try it free โHow to use these tools together
- Get your number with the budget calculator and compare with averages.
- Plan meals with the meal budget planner, then build the list.
- Estimate the bill with the cost estimator before you leave.
- Track the trip in the spending tracker or grab the spreadsheet.
- Waste less with the storage checker.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to use these tools?
No. Every free tool runs entirely in your browser with no signup. A Potlikkr account adds receipt scanning, price history across stores, meal planning and pantry sync.
Is my data private?
Yes. Anything you enter in the free tools stays in your browser (localStorage) and is never sent to our servers.
Where do the budget numbers come from?
USDA Food Plans (thrifty, low-cost, moderate, liberal) and Statistics Canada food expenditure data, adjusted for household size, diet and shopping style.