ERP beyond your fridge
grocy is a web-based self-hosted groceries & household management solution for your home.
Open Source. Built with passion.
Changelog Install guide Source on GitHub
Current version: 2.5.2 (released on 10/05/2019)
A webserver with PHP 7.2 (or higher) and the SQLite (PDO) extension is required.
Currently available localizations: English, German, Danish, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, Russian, Swedish and Turkish
grocy-desktop
Run grocy without having to manage a webserver, just like a normal (windows) desktop application.
Download (classic installer)
or
.Net Framework required (normally already available on any Windows PC), grocy-desktop auto configures and manages a local PHP server and grocy - just execute the installer and you are ready.
Getting in touch
Connect with other grocy users via the subreddit or report something that does not work / new ideas in the GitHub issue tracker.
Add-ons / Tools / Guides
Community contributed tools, integrations, install/troubleshooting guides and other useful add-ons to make grocy even better and more productive.
Community contributions List of community contributed help (and other) guides
Track your purchases
A barcode reader ready interface makes this a easy and quick task and you always know what you currently have at home.
It's also possible to scan barcodes directly in the web browser using the device camera ( Quick video demo).
Automate & optimize your shopping list
Define minimum stock amounts of your loved products and never think about "do I need noodles or are there enough at home?".
Group products by assortments to optimize your way in the supermarket - never jump from one end to the other again and again.
Waste less
Always know what's expiring next.
Input forms made for productivity
One hand, 3 seconds, no problem - errors impossible.
Recipes with intelligence
Maintain your recipes and see at a glance whether everything you need is in stock at home. Of course, everything that is not available can also be automatically added to the shopping list.
Cookbook is so 2016
Recipes clear and concise.
Meal planning like a Pro
Plan your daily meals based on your recipes and put everyhting needed and not at home with one click on the shopping list.
Manage your household equipment/devices
Keep all the instruction manuals and important information about your devices in one place to have them at hand when needed.
Track your household chores
Think less about "oh, when have I done last..." and stay organized easier.
Keep track of your tasks
Just another to do list.
How I (and maybe also you) like it.
Manage your batteries
Use rechargable batteries for everything to protect our environment and keep them in a good shape by knowing when you charged them last.
Custom fields/objects/lists
To any entity (like products or chores) any custom fields can be attached. Ultimately, you can create completely own objects/lists to keep track of everyhting in one place.
Night mode included
Because we all love it, at least sometimes. Of course night mode can be also activated automatically when the sun sets (configurable time range).
Made for every device
Whether on a smartphone or any other device, only a browser is needed - e. g. install any low-cost-low-power device in your kitchen and you have a very comfortable 24/7 grocy terminal.
Community contributions
grocy-docker
ERP beyond your fridge - now containerizedGitHub
linuxserver/docker-grocy (LinuxServer.io)
A container for grocy - the ERP application for your kitchenGitHub
addon-grocy
grocy community Hass.io Add-on for Home AssistantGitHub Home Assistant Community Forum Thread
Barcode Buddy for grocy
A barcode scanning helper / lookup tool for grocyGitHub
grocy-pyscanner
A python based barcode scanning helperGitHub
And so much more
grocy is constantly evolving and daily used by me and many others.
When you miss something, feel free to open a feature request on GitHub - maybe it will be added within hours, because your ideas are my motivation. :)
Say thanks
grocy is a great project and a hobby I enjoy working on, but it's currently, beside smaller contributions, a one-man-show, so created entirely in my free-time. It's my passion to build great software.
So if you want to say thanks, I would first ask you to help making grocy even better, and this don't needs to be code. Everything is welcome, here are some ideas:
- Start working on any open ticket on the issue tracker
- Contribute new ideas, discuss them on the subreddit or on the issue tracker
- Rethink / improve current functionality or the UI
- Contribute documentation (which is currently mostly non-existant, unfortunately)
- Help to translate grocy into your language, can easily be done on Transifex
- Talk to others about grocy, or write an article about it
If you still want to say thanks by buying me a beer instead, feel free to do so, here are some options:
Thank you!