Features

Small tools for the next meal.

Five tabs: Today, Plan, Shop, Recipes and Food guide. Around them, a handful of tools that keep cooking calm and the shopping honest.

Cook mode

One step on screen at a time.

Cook mode opens directly to the first instruction. Each step shows only the image and instruction, with compact navigation, so your eyes find the next thing to do at a glance.

  • Opens at the first instruction
  • One image and one instruction per step
  • Back and Next, nothing more

Shopping

Buy what you need. Skip what you have.

Shop for a selected day, Today, the next three or seven days, all 14 days, or added recipes only. The next three and seven days end at Day 14.

  • Check items as “Have it”
  • Show only items to buy
  • Share or copy the missing items
  • Start a new trip

Day 1’s selected-day list is free. Broader shopping scopes come with Daybowl Premium.

Recipes

Find a recipe by name, tag or ingredient.

Search recipes by title, tag, ingredient and alias, then filter by type, meal and maximum cook time.

Day 1’s recipes are free. The full catalog comes with Daybowl Premium.

Food guide

Meet the ingredients.

The Food guide has its own tab. Search it by name, alias, tag or category, and get to know the vegetables, pulses and grains in the plan.

1 person2 people

Portions

Cooking for one or two

Choose one or two people. The choice is shared across recipe detail, cook mode, shopping and sharing, and supported numeric measures scale to sensible fractions.

Hide allergen & high-risk foods

Avoid list

Leave out what you avoid

Pick ingredients to avoid, or turn on Hide allergen & high-risk foods. Both apply across recipes, the plan and shopping lists. Safety adaptation is free.

Meal remindersOptional · local
Evening prepOptional · local

Reminders

Nudges, only if you want them

Meal and evening-prep notifications are optional, local and separately controlled. There are no reminders after Day 14.

Progress cards

Share a day you cooked

After a fully recorded day with at least one cooked meal, make a Post (1080 × 1350) or a Story (1080 × 1920). Cards use your actual cooked and skipped counts and recorded-day markers.

Works offline.

Daybowl works offline from a bundled catalog, and it stores your progress locally on your iPhone. It runs on iOS 17 and later.

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