Cooklist

Cooklist is a Dallas-based grocery and meal-planning technology company founded by Daniel Vitiello and Brandon Warman. Its consumer mobile app connects to grocery store loyalty cards and online accounts to automatically import a household's past and future purchases into a digital pantry, then matches those items against a library of more than one million recipes to show meals a user can cook with food already at home. When ingredients are missing, the app generates a shopping list containing only the items the household needs to buy, organized by grocery aisle, and matches each item to real-time inventory and pricing at local retailers so shoppers can compare stores, order for delivery, or shop in person. Additional features include a barcode scanner for manual pantry entry, nutrition and purchase-history detail on products, automatic expiration-date calculation with notifications intended to reduce food waste, dietary and allergy filters, and shared pantries, lists and recipe feeds across a household.

Alongside the consumer app, the company markets a platform for grocery retailers that includes agentic search designed to convert shopping missions into shoppable shelves, retailer-focused solutions, and an architecture positioned to integrate with a grocer's existing infrastructure. Company materials describe the mission as helping people "eat intelligently," and the business has been characterized by its investor RevTech Ventures as a personal nutrition and grocery service combining AI algorithms with human nutritionists to help families eat healthier, save time and reduce food waste.