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KitchenOwl is a free, open-source, self-hosted grocery list and recipe management application designed for individuals, families, and shared households. Built with Flutter and Flask, it provides synchronized shopping lists across mobile, desktop, and web interfaces. Users can add grocery items and organize shopping activities with other household members in real time. Its recipe management tools allow ingredients to be transferred directly into shopping lists. KitchenOwl also includes meal planning features for organizing upcoming meals and coordinating grocery purchases. Household expense tracking helps users monitor purchases and manage shared balances. ...

This standalone offline web browser tool helps you remove duplicate lines from your text, with additional text processing options. Simply open it in your browser by double-clicking the html file. It also includes the source code too. I made this when I was working with long lists of entries and needed something to automatically clean them up. As a bonus you can also change the Sentence Case of the text, make it lowercase, UPPERCASE or Sentence case.

Web (PHP) based Grocery List generating software that supports barcode scanning. The list is maintained in a database with remote tools for adding, editing, deleting, and printing.

Java Swing ODBC based grocery list. Looking for Java developers to help improve features.

Open Eats Project is an open source recipe and meal planner that can be accessed by anyone across the Internet much like www.allrecipes.com. Open Eats will improve on the features offered by the many commercial recipe sites out there today.

Grocery List Generator. The purpose of this project is to provide a java application that will help consumers create their grocery shoping list.

This project will produce a meal management system, which will hold recipes, meal plans, calendar of meals, grocery list, etc. This system will be written using Flash, PHP and a MySQL server.

Tired of "bargain" regrets? This free Chrome ext flips prices to *hours worked* (monthly wages + Israeli gross/net taxes baked in). Set 24-72h timers w/ alarms, flag via 9 categories (green <2h clothes), track skips in wishlist/history stats. Bilingual EN/HE, dark mode, local-only—built for freelancers dodging burnout. Why now? My side-gig FOMO sparked it; v1.1's stats dash shows "saved 10h/month." Open-source GPL-3.0. 2-min demo:...