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There's $800 in your garage freezer. Name five things.

Half a cow doesn't fit in your head. Deep Freeze is a freezer inventory that lives on your phone — log it when it goes in, know what's left before you shop.

Launching soon. One email when it's ready — that's it.

Deep Freeze on a phone, showing the garage freezer at 20% free with 18 items and 5 flagged to use soon.
The problem, in one column

A full freezer is a core sample.

Everything you buy goes on top of everything you forgot. The good stuff sinks, and that bottom layer is where the money quietly goes bad.

0mo
Sourdough, blueberriesWhatever went in this week
Fresh
4mo
Ground beef 80/20 · 11 packsHalf share, March
Fine
5mo
Brisket flatTrimmed, for the smoker
Soon
10mo
Venison backstrapKyle's deer
Use now
?
Something wrapped in white paperNo label, no date, bottom corner
Unknown
Why it's worth ten seconds

The freezer is the most expensive drawer in the house.

~$1,200

What a quarter to half beef share runs before it ever reaches your freezer.

6–12 mo

How long vacuum-sealed meat holds its quality. After that you're rolling dice.

$0 /month

Nothing renews and nothing expires. Pay once and it keeps working.

How it works

Ten seconds at the sealer. Nothing after that.

A notebook taped to the lid works right up until you're standing in the store. Same list, except it's in your pocket — and it tells you what's getting old instead of waiting for you to notice.

At the sealer

Log it while your hands are already cold

Name, count, weight per pack, which freezer. Four taps while the sealer runs, and you never have to think about it again.

Months later

It tells you what to cook first

Every item ages against a real shelf life for what it is. When something has been in too long it turns red and climbs to the top of the list.

However many you have

Two freezers, or five

The kitchen one, the garage one, the chest out at the lake. Each one tracked on its own, switched with one tap. Set up as many as you need — the price is the same either way.

A look at it

Built for the freezers you can't see into.

Dashboard showing available capacity and a count of items needing use soon.
What's in there, and how full
Inventory list sorted oldest first, with venison and beef flagged use now.
Oldest first, flagged in red
Add to freezer form with name, count, weight, date, freezer and category.
Adding takes seconds
The deal

Buy it once. It's yours.

One payment, and the app is yours. No card on file quietly renewing every month, and no ads paying for it instead.

  • Price$15, one time. Not $4 a month. Not $60 for a "lifetime" unlock.
  • InstallAdd it to your home screen from the browser. No app store, no permissions.
  • Your dataYours. Export the whole list to a spreadsheet whenever you want. Never sold, never fed to advertisers.
  • FreezersAs many as you've got. Set them up when you start, add another whenever you buy one. No per-freezer charge, ever.
  • UpdatesIncluded, and they just appear. Nothing to download, no version to keep up with.
  • Made inTexas. Designed and built here by someone who needed to track what was in his family's freezers.
The honest catch This is a web app you add to your home screen, not an App Store download. Most people find that takes about twenty seconds. If you specifically want an icon that came from the App Store, this isn't that.
Early access

Go look in the freezer. I'll wait.

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