You decide what leaves
Shared by you, or not at all.
Progress cards and shopping lists leave your iPhone only when you share or copy them, through the share sheet or the clipboard. No export or destination information is sent to the developer.
Privacy promise
Data Not Collected.
That is Daybowl’s answer to the App Store privacy questions: “No, we do not collect data from this app.” Tracking: No. Advertising: No. Your kitchen stays in your kitchen.
App Store privacy answer
Data Not Collected
- Tracking
- No
- Advertising
- No
- Account
- None
What Daybowl doesn’t have
Less to worry about.
- No account No sign-up, no password, no profile on a server.
- No backend There is no Daybowl server holding your plan.
- No cloud sync Your progress lives on your iPhone.
- No email collection Daybowl never asks for your email.
- No analytics No analytics or tracking SDK in the app.
- No ads Daybowl shows no advertising.
- No remote recipe feed The catalog is bundled with the app.
- No camera, microphone, contacts or location access Daybowl does not ask for them.
What stays on your iPhone
Your plan lives here.
Daybowl stores your state locally on the device and works offline from a bundled catalog. Your start date, your progress through the 14 days, your preferences and your shopping checks never need a server.
What the app stores on your devicePlan
Your 14 days
Your rhythm 0 / 14 complete
1
Week 01Week 02
Shop list › 01 Day
Familiar meals, one step at a time
3 meals · Free
02 Day
Cook, enjoy, repeat
3 meals · Locked
Delete it all
One control clears everything.
Delete All Local Data removes your local state and cancels notifications. It does not revoke an App Store purchase.
This website
The same idea, here.
As the Privacy Policy explains, the Daybowl pages do not add advertising or analytics trackers, and the site is hosted on Vercel. Purchases happen in the app, through Apple.