About Restock
Household restocking, treated like the supply chain problem it actually is.
Most households run out of things at the worst possible moment — not because anyone forgot to plan, but because nobody is tracking consumption the way a business would. Restock started from a simple observation: the same demand-forecasting and replenishment thinking that keeps a warehouse stocked works just as well for a kitchen cupboard or a small shop’s shelf. It just needed to be effortless enough that people would actually use it.
So Restock meets you where you already are. Log a purchase over Telegram or WhatsApp, snap a photo of a receipt, or add it manually — no new habit to build. From there, Restock learns how fast your household or business actually goes through things, and turns that into reminders that arrive before you notice you’re out, spending insights you can actually use, and deals matched to what you buy.
Restock is built by Kay Olusanya, a product developer whose background sits at the intersection of economics, supply chain management, and international development — applying real inventory and replenishment thinking to an everyday household problem, rather than treating it as a to-do list app with reminders bolted on.
Restock is under active development. The Telegram and WhatsApp bots handle live purchase logging and reminders today; this web dashboard is the intelligence layer on top — spend analysis, restocking predictions, deal matching, a store finder, and an AI assistant you can ask directly about your own household data.