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KitchenOwl

TomBursch/kitchenowl

An open-source alternative to Bring and Hungry.

KitchenOwl is a self-hosted grocery list and recipe manager. The backend is made with Flask and the frontend with Flutter. Easily add items to your shopping list before you go shopping. You can also create recipes and add items based on what you want to cook. (from the repository)

Stars
3,752
Licence
AGPL-3.0
Last push
2026-09-26
Written in
Dart
Source on GitHub ↗Project website ↗

Is it alive?

Four readings from the repository, each with the rule behind it. No blended score.
Activity
Active
Last push 32 days ago
Active: pushed within 90 days. Slowing: within a year. Quiet: longer.
Releases
Recent
v0.7.10, 3 months ago
Recent: a tagged release within six months. Some projects ship from the main branch and never tag.
Issues
49% closed
321 open · 312 closed
Share of all issues ever filed that are now closed. Under 20 issues is too few to read.
Momentum
+21 in 9 days
3,752 stars
Change in stars across our daily readings, over up to 30 days. Needs a week of readings.

What a business may do with it

Network copyleftAGPL-3.0

Like the GPL, and offering a modified version to users over a network counts: they are owed its source.

This describes the licence family GitHub identified, not legal advice about this project. The repository’s own LICENSE file is what binds you.

Run it yourself

KitchenOwl’s README does not show a docker run, docker compose up or helm install in a code block, so this page will not guess one. It may be a desktop app, a library, or documented on its website.

KitchenOwl’s own install instructions ↗

Where this page comes from

  • Stars, licence, activity, issues, releases and the self-host command are read from the repository. 2026-10-18
  • The pairing with Bring and Hungry and the category come from opensourcealternative.to, a community directory of open-source alternatives. We re-read it weekly.
  • Star momentum comes from our own daily readings of the repository. How we collect data