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Cibello in short

Cibello is a Swedish food app that photographs your fridge and pantry, keeps a food inventory with location and dates, suggests recipes from what is actually at home, plans the week and shares the shopping list with the household. It reminds you gently before food goes bad and never judges what anyone eats. Available for iOS and Android in twelve languages, with data stored in the EU, developed by LandveX AB in Tyresö, Sweden.

One sentence: Cibello is the app that sees what you have at home and answers “what should we eat?”.

Facts

  • Available for iOS and Android. Age limit 18+.
  • Trial: 14 days without a card, then a subscription via the App Store or Google Play.
  • Recipes: more than 9,000, matched to the user's food inventory.
  • Languages: Swedish, English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Portuguese.
  • Data: stored in the EU. Account and data can be deleted in-app.
  • AI: scanning of fridge, pantry, receipts and barcodes. The user always reviews the result. Cibello's own models train only on user corrections and, with separate consent, sanitised images.
  • Pricing: free trial, then a paid plan for household features. Current prices in the App Store and Google Play.
  • Company: LandveX AB, reg. no. 559141-7042, Antennvägen 2, 135 48 Tyresö, Sweden.

Logo and images

App screenshots are available on request. Images may be used freely in editorial contexts with attribution to Cibello.

Press contact

hello@cibello.app. We normally reply to press enquiries within one working day. The founder is available for interviews about household food waste, AI in everyday life and why “what should we eat?” is a question worth solving.

More about the company: About Cibello.

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Updated 2026-09-04