Food Journal: SpoonMe app analytics for September 15

SpoonMe helps you be deliberate about what you eat, discover delicious recipes, and share your finds with your friends. SpoonMe is different. We are not a calorie tracking app, although you can track your calories. Think of SpoonMe as a food journal. You can take pictures of your food to track what you've eaten, share videos or photos of your latest creation with friends and family, save your recipes in one spot to make cooking easier, and meal plan with those your share meal plans with. SpoonMe tries to fix some of your most frustrating experiences with foods. The "link in bio" of social networks, where you need to go download a recipe in a PDF. So frustrating. In SpoonMe if someone tags a post with a Recipe you can save it immediately to your cookbooks in SpoonMe. We shouldn't need a separate app to find food, save in our cookbooks, and meal plan. We built the app we wanted to use to help you have a better food experience. SpoonMe is also a one time purchase app. We don't want to live in algorithmically driven world that is optimized for advertising dollars. We believe a small group of people can build a very helpful app by charging a one time fee. This may reduce our overall revenue, but we think it will make a better experience for our customers. Features: - Save and organize recipes into cookbooks - Import recipes from other websites to save time - Keep a food journal of what you are eating. We have calorie tracking for those who find that helpful. - Plan your meals for the week - Share posts with attached recipes - Follow friends and see what they're cooking - Threaded replies and @mention notifications in the Feed - Collaborative meal planning