A meal plan app with no account
No account, no backend, no analytics and no tracking. Your plan stays on your iPhone, and the App Store privacy answer is Data Not Collected.
Daybowl never asks you to sign up. There is no account to create and no password to remember. You open the app and start cooking.
No account to make
Daybowl has no account, backend, cloud sync or email collection. Setting up takes a few choices instead: when Day 1 begins, whether you are cooking for one person or two, any ingredients you already avoid, and the safety note. Then you are in Today.
What stays on your iPhone
Your progress and choices are stored locally on your iPhone. The recipes and ingredients come bundled in the app, and Daybowl works offline from that bundled catalog.
What Daybowl leaves out
There are no analytics, ads or tracking SDK in Daybowl, and no remote recipe feed. It does not access your camera, microphone, contacts or location.
Data Not Collected
Daybowl’s App Store privacy answer is “No, we do not collect data from this app.” Tracking: No. Advertising: No.
When something leaves, you send it
Daybowl has two exports: a progress card and a shopping list. Both leave your phone only when you share or copy them yourself, through the share sheet or the clipboard. No export or destination information is sent to the developer.
Paying without an account
Daybowl Premium is a one-time purchase made through the App Store, and Restore Purchases works through the App Store too. There is no Daybowl account involved.
Deleting everything
Delete All Local Data removes your local data and cancels notifications. It does not revoke an App Store purchase.
The short version
- No account.
- No backend or cloud sync.
- No analytics, ads or tracking SDK.
- Your plan stays on your iPhone.
For the details, read the privacy promise or the full Privacy Policy.
