About Pantry
Manage your household — shared lists, photos & notes on your own server.
Pantry is a companion app for the Nextcloud Pantry server app. It lets you and your household members collaborate on shared checklists, a photo board, and a notes wall — all stored on your own Nextcloud server.
* Checklists
Create shopping lists and to-do lists with categories, quantities, recurring items, and images. Drag to reorder, sort by name or date, and check items off as you go.
* Photo Board
Upload and organize photos into folders. Add captions, drag to reorder, and browse everything in a clean grid view.
* Notes Wall
Keep shared notes with your household. Color-code them, write in markdown, and pin the important stuff where everyone can see it.
* Your data, your server
Pantry connects directly to your Nextcloud instance. No accounts to create, no cloud services in between. Your data never leaves your server.
* Features
- Shared checklists with categories, quantities, and recurrence
- Photo board with folders, captions, and multi-upload
- Color-coded notes wall
- Drag-and-drop reordering everywhere
- Multi-select for bulk actions
- Offline caching for fast loading
- Material Design 3 with dark mode support
- Secure login flow authentication
* Requires a Nextcloud server with the Pantry app installed. Visit the project page for setup instructions.
Additional APP Information
Latest Version
0.27.0Uploaded by
Md Mehmood
Requires Android
Android 7.0+
Category
Free Productivity AppContent Rating
Everyone
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Flag as inappropriateWhat's New in the Latest Version 0.27.0
Last updated on Aug 15, 2026
Features
- move overflow menu into a draggable bottom sheet
- reorder items within categories and stores, reset order, and uncheck all
- tick description checkboxes from the chip popup
- tick markdown checkboxes in an item's description
- add text formatting to the selection popup
- hide the nav bar when only one tab is visible
- rich text editor for notes and item descriptions
- configurable auto-refresh intervals with pull-to-refresh
… see full notes on GitHub.









