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The Trepo device

Your kitchen finally keeps its own inventory.

Trepo lives on your fridge. Say what you put away, hold up the leftovers, turn the knob to cook. It tracks the food in your house so you stop buying what you already own.

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Leftovers, logged
Speak it "Put away milk, eggs and a bag of spinach." It goes in. No phone, no typing.
Hold it up Show it an item or a container of leftovers and the camera logs it where it stands.
Turn the knob Step through a recipe with your hands covered in flour. Nothing to wipe off first.
Free shipping 30-day returns 1-year warranty Companion app included
Why a device

An app cannot see your kitchen. Something in the kitchen can.

Every attempt at this problem has been a phone app, and every one of them dies the same way — you have to remember to open it. Trepo sits where the food is, so logging happens in the two seconds you are already standing there with the bag in your hand.

In the store

The third jar of cumin

You are standing in the aisle with no idea what is already in the cupboard, so you buy it again just in case.

At home

The forgotten drawer

Good food goes soft at the back of the fridge, not because you did not care, but because you could not see it.

At 6pm

The nightly stall

A fridge full of ingredients, 300 saved recipes, and still no answer to what is for dinner.

Put the computer in the kitchen and the kitchen keeps up with itself.

How it works

Three motions, all of them at the fridge

Everything below happens at the device. Your phone is not involved unless you want it to be.

1

Say what you put away

Unpacking the shop is the moment the data exists. Talk while you unload and the whole trip is in before the bags are folded.

2

Hold up what is left

Leftovers, half a block of cheese, the container going back in the fridge. Show it to the device and it knows what is in the house.

Asset needed Hands-on-knob, mid-recipe Close crop: floury hands turning the dial, recipe step visible on the e-paper. This is the shot that sells the hardware and we don't have it.
3

Turn the knob to cook

Recipes advance one step at a time on the display. No screen to unlock, no timeout, nothing to touch with wet hands.

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The hardware

Built to live on a fridge door

Magnetic mount, a countertop stand in the box, and a display that stays readable across the room. It is on all the time and it does not need charging.

  • MountMagnetic fridge mount + countertop stand included
  • DisplayE-paper — readable in kitchen light, no glare (confirm spec)
  • InputVoice, camera, and a physical knob
  • PowerUSB-C, always on
  • ConnectivityWi-Fi, syncs to every phone in the house
  • In the boxDevice, countertop stand, USB-C cable, mount
The Trepo device mounted on a fridge door
On the fridgeMagnetic mount, no tools
The Trepo device on its countertop stand
On the counterStand included in the box
Asset needed The knob, close up Macro detail shot, 1:1
The knobCook without touching a screen
Asset needed What's in the box Flat-lay: device, stand, cable, mount. 1:1
In the boxEverything you need on day one
From real kitchens

What is actually working in beta households

We ship to real houses and watch what survives contact with a Tuesday. Three things have held up.

98.7%

People come back and log again

Almost every household that logs food once keeps doing it. The habit sticks because the device is already standing where the food is.

2.3hrs

From list to checked off in store

Median time between someone adding an item at home and someone checking it off in the aisle. The shared list is the part households use hardest.

11,000+

Signed up so far

Batches 1 through 4 sold out. The device is shipping to households now, with new orders going out in two to three weeks.

Figures from Trepo product analytics, August 2026. Household data is anonymised and aggregated.

The companion app

The device does the work. The app comes along.

Everything the device captures shows up on every phone in the house — what is in the kitchen, what to cook, what to buy. Check an item off in the store and it disappears for everyone.

  • Your kitchen in your pocket, live, without logging anything twice.
  • One grocery list shared across the whole household.
  • Save recipes from TikTok or Instagram and see what you already have for them.
  • Snap a receipt to load a whole shop at once.

Included with every device. On iPhone today — Android waitlist is open at hellotrepo.com/android-signup.

The Trepo app showing what food is in the kitchen
The shared Trepo grocery list
Saved recipes in the Trepo app
Owners

What people say once it is on the fridge

Notes from households running Trepo day to day. Anonymised.

★★★★★

The list building itself is the thing. I used to write groceries on my hand. Now I just tap it when the jar's empty.

Beta household · 4 months in
★★★★★

My partner actually uses it, which is more than I can say for every kitchen app I've made us try.

Beta household · 2 months in
★★★★★

Scanning the receipt after a Costco run and having the whole trip show up is a little bit magic.

Beta household · 3 months in
Questions

Before you order

Where does it go in my kitchen?
On the fridge door, using the magnetic mount. If your fridge is panelled or you would rather it sat by the hob, there is a countertop stand in the box. It runs on USB-C and stays on.
How does food get into Trepo?
Say it while you unpack, or hold the item up to the camera. Both happen at the device, in the moment you are already standing there. If you would rather do it from your phone, the companion app takes receipt photos too.
Do I have to keep it perfectly up to date?
No, and nobody does. Trepo is built to stay useful when it is roughly right. Putting things away does most of the work on the way in, and a word marks something finished on the way out.
Can the whole household use it?
Yes. One device, one kitchen, one grocery list, live on everyone's phone. When someone checks an item off in the store, it disappears for everyone else.
Is the app included?
Yes, with every device. It is on iPhone today; the Android waitlist is open at hellotrepo.com/android-signup and we will email you the day it is ready.
When would mine ship?
Batches 1 through 4 are sold out. Orders placed now are estimated to ship in two to three weeks, and you will get a tracking email when yours goes out. Free shipping, 30-day returns, one-year warranty.

Put Trepo on your fridge

The device, the mount, the countertop stand, and the companion app for every phone in the house.

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