1. Track the shelves
Food, fridge, and cleaning — quantities and a reorder line on inventory.
Running out of milk, soap, or rice is a restock job — not a recipe job. Tnylst is a low stock alerts app: set a reorder threshold once, get a local notification on the iPhone, then share a tiny family list. Food, fridge, and cleaning. Not a meal planner.
Each item on household inventory has a quantity and a reorder-below line. You pick the line once — two bottles of detergent, one carton of milk, half a bag of rice. Tnylst then flags status: healthy, running low, critical, or empty.
That threshold is the whole pantry reorder reminder. There is no weekly meal calendar to maintain and no recipe graph to feed. When the house actually hits the line, the item needs attention. Multi-person households use the same loop: one person keeps inventory; everyone can help restock from the list.
A pantry reorder reminder that ignores the cupboard under the sink is only half a house. Dish soap, detergent, and paper get the same reorder line as eggs. That is the supporting search: running out of household supplies, not “what’s for dinner.”
Threshold → local nudge → tiny shared list.
Food, fridge, and cleaning — quantities and a reorder line on inventory.
When status is running low, critical, or empty, the iPhone can nudge you. On-device. Not inbox spam.
What’s low becomes the family shopping list. Text-share free; live links are Plus.
Low-stock alerts in Tnylst are local notifications scheduled on your iPhone (the same system alerts as a timer or a calendar reminder). They fire from items that already need attention on the device. We do not claim a cloud push campaign, a marketing drip, or email “you’re out of oat milk” sequences. If you never open the app, we are not sitting on a server watching your pantry.
You can turn alerts off. Sound is optional. This is a reorder reminder for household supplies — including a low stock notification for cleaning supplies — not a meal-plan reminder system. Optional shopping-day reminders (a weekly local ping on the days you already shop) are separate from the low-stock loop; both stay on the device.
The nudge is useless if it dies in a banner. Tnylst’s next step is the list: what is low goes on a family shopping list from low stock. Text-share it for free so someone else can pick things up without installing the app. Live family links (tick as you shop) are Tnylst Plus — $4.99 one-time. Links expire in about seven days.
That is the household loop for two adults, kids, or a shared flat: threshold on the shelf, local nudge for the person who tracks stock, tiny list for whoever is already at the store.
Meal-plan pantry apps optimize for dinner. Cleaning soap does not belong in a recipe. Tnylst tracks three shelves so a low-stock alert can be detergent as easily as eggs. Fair split vs KitchenPal-style suites: a pantry app without a meal planner.
We will not claim Tnylst plans Thursday’s pasta, matches leftovers to a cookbook, or sends calorie reminders. Inventory and restock only.
Inventory stays on your iPhone. No Tnylst account is required for the core app. We do not invent a cloud pantry sync. Live shared-list links are a short-lived restock channel, not a copy of your shelves. Read the Privacy Policy. Publisher: AdamCodes Ltd.
Yes. You set a reorder threshold on each food, fridge, or cleaning item. When quantity hits running low, critical, or empty, Tnylst can fire a local notification on your iPhone — then that item can go on a shared family shopping list.
No. Low-stock alerts are local notifications scheduled on the device. They are not a cloud marketing drip or an email campaign. Inventory stays on your iPhone.
No. Tnylst does not plan meals or send recipe reminders. It is a reorder reminder for household supplies. See vs pantry / meal-planning apps.
You set a quantity once per item on household inventory. Status becomes healthy, running low, critical, or empty from that line. Alerts and the family list follow from it.