Annora
Inventory you can trust
Every item with its quantity, unit, category, storage location and minimum-stock level, so low-stock items surface on their own.
Launching soon on Google Play
Your pantry at a glance.
Annora remembers what is on your shelf — how much is left, what it cost, and what is about to expire — so you shop once instead of twice and throw away less food.
- No account needed
- Works fully offline
- No ads, no trackers
- Your data stays on your phone
Everything you need
A complete picture of your household stock
Annora replaces the notebook, the sticky notes on the fridge and the last-minute top-up trip.
Expiry dates you will not miss
Items are grouped into expired, expiring today, within 7 days and later — with optional local reminders at 7 days, 3 days and on the day.
A shopping list that builds itself
Add what you need by hand or push low-stock items with one tap, then confirm the trip to record what you actually bought.
Spending you can see
A month-by-month ledger of what you bought, broken down by category, compared with the previous month and tracked against your own budget.
Scan instead of typing
Scan a barcode for product details from the public Open Food Facts catalogue, or photograph a whole package and let on-device text recognition read it for you.
Your data, in your hands
Export your inventory and your spending report to CSV at any time, and share them to any app you like. Delete anything, whenever you want.
How it works
Three steps, then it runs itself
Annora is designed to be set up in a couple of minutes and then left alone.
Add what you have
Type an item in, scan its barcode, or photograph the package. Annora reads the net weight, MRP and dates straight off Indian retail labels.
Let Annora watch the shelf
Quantities, low-stock warnings and expiry reminders are maintained for you. Nothing needs a spreadsheet, and nothing needs the internet.
Shop with a plan
Open the shopping list on the way out, confirm what you bought, and watch the monthly spending report update itself.
Inside the app
Built for real kitchens
Clean, fast and readable — designed to be used one-handed while you are standing in the shop.
Everything, at a glance
Item count, estimated value of what is left, and quick previews of what is expiring and what you added recently.
Expiry, sorted for you
Expired, expires today, within 7 days, later and no date — so you always look at the right shelf first.
Shopping and spending together
A tick-off shopping list next to your monthly total and a budget ring that fills as the month goes on.
Privacy
Your kitchen inventory is nobody else's business
Annora has no sign-up, no server and no analytics. Everything you record stays in a private database inside the app on your own phone.
- No account, ever. Annora never asks for a name, an email or a password.
- No analytics or advertising SDKs. Nothing profiles you or follows you around.
- Inventory data never leaves the device. Items, prices, dates, notes and budgets are stored locally and are not uploaded by Trivartha.
- Camera only on purpose. It is used for barcode scanning and for photographing a package — never in the background.
- Two optional network features, off by default. A barcode lookup against the public Open Food Facts catalogue, and an optional AI reader that only runs if you switch it on and enter your own endpoint.
- Export and delete any time. CSV export of your inventory and spending, and per-item deletion inside the app.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Does Annora work without internet?
Yes, and that is the normal case. Inventory, shopping lists, expiry reminders and spending reports are all handled entirely on the device. The network is used only if you scan a barcode that is not already in your inventory, or if you turn on the optional AI reader.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Annora has no login and no sign-up, and it does not ask for an email address or a phone number. Install it, use it, and uninstall it whenever you like.
What happens to my data if I delete an item?
The item and its purchase batches are removed from your inventory. The spending ledger keeps a record of what was bought so that your monthly history stays accurate, and a removed purchase can be restored from the history. The data deletion policy explains exactly what each action does and how to erase everything completely.
Is the barcode I scan shared with anyone?
When you scan a barcode that is not already in your inventory, the barcode digits are sent to the free public product catalogue run by Open Food Facts so it can return a product name and image. Your inventory, your notes and your prices are never included in that request. Annora checks your own inventory first, so a barcode you already know does not go out to the network at all.
What is the optional AI reader?
It is an extra way to read a package photo: on-device text recognition catches most labels, and the AI reader fills in whatever was missed. It is switched off by default. If you turn it on, you enter the address of your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint and your own API key — Trivartha runs no AI service, holds no key and receives no data. The photo is sent to the endpoint you chose, under that provider's own terms, and the key is kept in the device's secure keystore.
Which devices does it support?
Annora is built for Android (Android 7.0 and above). An iOS version is planned. Reminders are scheduled locally on the device and work without any background service.
How much does it cost?
Annora is free. If you enable the optional AI reader, you pay your own AI provider directly for the requests you make — Annora does not meter, bundle or resell that usage.
How do I get my data out?
Open Settings and use Export inventory to CSV, or open the Spending screen and tap the export icon. Annora writes a CSV file and hands it to the Android share sheet, so you can put it in whichever app you prefer.
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