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Food waste costs us time, money and planetary impact. We can prevent it.

Eating well is
about to become a whole lot easier.

Longer Produce Shelf Life

Our new atmosphere control system keeps your produce fresh up to 3x longer.

Automated Inventory Tracking

Computer vision automatically tracks contents so you always know what you have - no matter where you are.

Meal Planning Assistant

A digital assistant that knows what you have, learns your preferences, and helps your family plan the week.

Grocery Shopping Assistant

The assistant also tracks common staples, reminds you when you’re running low, and manages your list.

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Reduce Waste

Save money and enjoy more of the foods you were looking forward to.

Get Time Back

Spend more time on the things you love, and less on grocery trips and planning.

Increase Choice

Keep more fresh foods on hand without it going bad, increasing your options.

Enjoy more of
what you love.

Reduce Waste

Save money and enjoy more of the foods you were looking forward to.

Get Time Back

Spend more time on the things you love, and less on grocery trips and planning.

Increase Choice

Keep more fresh foods on hand without it going bad, increasing your options.

Enjoy more of what you love.

Reduce Waste

Save money and enjoy more of the foods you were looking forward to.

Get Time Back

Spend more time on the things you love, and less on grocery trips and planning.

Increase Choice

Keep more fresh foods on hand without it going bad, increasing your options.

Food waste at home costs us time and money.

Food Lost Per Year

312 lbs

The average family household loses 312 lbs Researchers found households waste an average of 8.7 pounds of food per week, including 6 pounds of edible food. NRDC - Estimating Quantities And Types Of Food Waste At The City Level of edible food to food waste each year.

Money Lost Per Year

$1,800

Foodwaste in the US costs the average family $1,800 a year. SOURCE NRDC Wasted: How America Is Losing Up To 40 Percent Of Its Food From Farm To Fork To Landfill

Time Wasted Per Year

35 hrs

The average grocery trip takes 41 minutes SOURCE The Average American Spends This Much Driving to the Grocery Store so an extra trip per week adds up.

The causes are all too common. And solvable.

Rapid Expiration
Fresh fruits and vegetables expire quickly in the refrigerator and on the counter, causing us to toss them out.
Lost Items
Losing track of what you have until you find it later, past its due date, and have to toss it out.
Unknown Dates
Unclear dates on items often lead us to tossing them out as a precaution.
Overbuying
Purchasing items when we don’t know that we already have duplicates at home.
Improvising Quickly
Trying to figure out what to make at the last moment may lead to less satisfactory meals, often leading to tossing.
Rapid Expiration
Fresh fruits and vegetables expire quickly in the refrigerator and on the counter, causing us to toss them out.
Lost Items
Losing track of what you have until you find it later, past its due date, and have to toss it out.
Unknown Dates
Unclear dates on items often lead us to tossing them out as a precaution.
Overbuying
Purchasing items when we don’t know that we already have duplicates at home.
Improvising Quickly
Trying to figure out what to make at the last moment may lead to less satisfactory meals, often leading to tossing.
Rapid Expiration
Fresh fruits and vegetables expire quickly in the refrigerator and on the counter, causing us to toss them out.
Lost Items
Losing track of what you have until you find it later, past its due date, and have to toss it out.
Unknown Dates
Unclear dates on items often lead us to tossing them out as a precaution.
Overbuying
Purchasing items when we don’t know that we already have duplicates at home.
Improvising Quickly
Trying to figure out what to make at the last moment may lead to less satisfactory meals, often leading to tossing.
Rapid Expiration
Fresh fruits and vegetables expire quickly in the refrigerator and on the counter, causing us to toss them out.
Lost Items
Losing track of what you have until you find it later, past its due date, and have to toss it out.
Unknown Dates
Unclear dates on items often lead us to tossing them out as a precaution.
Overbuying
Purchasing items when we don’t know that we already have duplicates at home.
Improvising Quickly
Trying to figure out what to make at the last moment may lead to less satisfactory meals, often leading to tossing.

Rapid Expiration
Fresh fruits and vegetables expire quickly in the refrigerator and on the counter, causing us to toss them out.
Lost Items
Losing track of what you have until you find it later, past its due date, and have to toss it out.
Unknown Dates
Unclear dates on items often lead us to tossing them out as a precaution.
Overbuying
Purchasing items when we don’t know that we already have duplicates at home.
Improvising Quickly
Trying to figure out what to make at the last moment may lead to less satisfactory meals, often leading to tossing.
Rapid Expiration
Fresh fruits and vegetables expire quickly in the refrigerator and on the counter, causing us to toss them out.
Lost Items
Losing track of what you have until you find it later, past its due date, and have to toss it out.
Unknown Dates
Unclear dates on items often lead us to tossing them out as a precaution.
Overbuying
Purchasing items when we don’t know that we already have duplicates at home.
Improvising Quickly
Trying to figure out what to make at the last moment may lead to less satisfactory meals, often leading to tossing.
Rapid Expiration
Fresh fruits and vegetables expire quickly in the refrigerator and on the counter, causing us to toss them out.
Lost Items
Losing track of what you have until you find it later, past its due date, and have to toss it out.
Unknown Dates
Unclear dates on items often lead us to tossing them out as a precaution.
Overbuying
Purchasing items when we don’t know that we already have duplicates at home.
Improvising Quickly
Trying to figure out what to make at the last moment may lead to less satisfactory meals, often leading to tossing.
Rapid Expiration
Fresh fruits and vegetables expire quickly in the refrigerator and on the counter, causing us to toss them out.
Lost Items
Losing track of what you have until you find it later, past its due date, and have to toss it out.
Unknown Dates
Unclear dates on items often lead us to tossing them out as a precaution.
Overbuying
Purchasing items when we don’t know that we already have duplicates at home.
Improvising Quickly
Trying to figure out what to make at the last moment may lead to less satisfactory meals, often leading to tossing.

Rapid Expiration
Fresh fruits and vegetables expire quickly in the refrigerator and on the counter, causing us to toss them out.
Lost Items
Losing track of what you have until you find it later, past its due date, and have to toss it out.
Unknown Dates
Unclear dates on items often lead us to tossing them out as a precaution.
Overbuying
Purchasing items when we don’t know that we already have duplicates at home.
Improvising Quickly
Trying to figure out what to make at the last moment may lead to less satisfactory meals, often leading to tossing.
Rapid Expiration
Fresh fruits and vegetables expire quickly in the refrigerator and on the counter, causing us to toss them out.
Lost Items
Losing track of what you have until you find it later, past its due date, and have to toss it out.
Unknown Dates
Unclear dates on items often lead us to tossing them out as a precaution.
Overbuying
Purchasing items when we don’t know that we already have duplicates at home.
Improvising Quickly
Trying to figure out what to make at the last moment may lead to less satisfactory meals, often leading to tossing.
Rapid Expiration
Fresh fruits and vegetables expire quickly in the refrigerator and on the counter, causing us to toss them out.
Lost Items
Losing track of what you have until you find it later, past its due date, and have to toss it out.
Unknown Dates
Unclear dates on items often lead us to tossing them out as a precaution.
Overbuying
Purchasing items when we don’t know that we already have duplicates at home.
Improvising Quickly
Trying to figure out what to make at the last moment may lead to less satisfactory meals, often leading to tossing.
Rapid Expiration
Fresh fruits and vegetables expire quickly in the refrigerator and on the counter, causing us to toss them out.
Lost Items
Losing track of what you have until you find it later, past its due date, and have to toss it out.
Unknown Dates
Unclear dates on items often lead us to tossing them out as a precaution.
Overbuying
Purchasing items when we don’t know that we already have duplicates at home.
Improvising Quickly
Trying to figure out what to make at the last moment may lead to less satisfactory meals, often leading to tossing.

This waste has an impact on our environment.

This waste has an impact on our environment

Ecosystem Lost

6.7m

Each year, an additional 6.7 million acres of land are clearcut Between 2015 and 2020, the average amount of forested area lost each year was estimated at 24.7 million acres. Nearly 90 percent of worldwide deforestation can be attributed to the expansion of agriculture. Global Forest Resources Assessment 2020 COP26: Agricultural expansion drives almost 90 percent of global deforestation to produce farmland to make food that is then ultimately wasted at households. That’s bigger than New Jersey.

Food Waste Emissions

Each year, food waste causes 8% of all climate emissions SOURCE NRDC - Building a Healthier Food System globally.

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enjoy more of your food

Tomorrow is the refrigerator of the future that keeps your produce fresh up to 3x longer.

Eating well is about to become a whole lot easier.

Eating well is about to become a whole lot easier.

Enjoy more of what you love.

Enjoy more of what you love.

Enjoy more of what you love.

Food waste at home costs us time and money.

The causes are all too common. And solvable.

This waste has an impact on our environment.

This waste has an impact on our environment

At Tomorrow, our mission is to help people be healthier through food.

At Tomorrow, our mission is to help people be healthier through food.

Eating well is
about to become a whole lot easier.

Enjoy more of
what you love.