All your canned goods, preserved foods, and bulk supplies in one app — perfect for the every day and emergency preparedness. Know exactly what you have and how long it will last.
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Food supplies may last
7.9 Days
Whether you're harvesting, canning, or buying in bulk, Provision Planner helps you keep track of what you've stored and how long it will last. No more guessing during power outages, supply shortages, or the busy growing season.
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Prefer not to subscribe? Buy once — the lifetime plan or the offline desktop app is yours to keep, just like software used to be.
We make it easy to know exactly how much each member of your household needs in food and water.
Even online, we don't sell, track, or use your data for anything beyond managing your supplies. No hidden agendas. No surprises.
From barcode scanning to custom calorie settings, Provision Planner gives you practical tools to track inventory, plan for your household, and stay stocked with less guesswork.
Simple insights
Easily track where your supplies are strong, where you're short, and how long they'll realistically sustain your household.
Barcode scan
Scan barcodes from a massive product database—no manual typing, just point and add.
Start free, subscribe for full access at a low monthly price, or pay once to own it for life — online or fully offline.
FreeLimited access
Access Provision Planner from any device with the core essentials.
Features
$9.99per month
Full access to every feature on any device, billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
Features
$99.99One-time payment
Pay once and own Provision Planner forever — every premium feature, no recurring fees.
Features
$100One-time payment
Own the fully offline desktop app — 100% private, stored locally, no internet required.
Features
Build your supply plan in minutes and know exactly how long it will last. No stress. No guesswork.
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