Omija: Korean Food in Season app analytics for September 19

Omija is a guide to Korean food through the seasons. See what is good this month, follow Korea's 24 solar terms, and discover the holidays, customs, and foods that shape the Korean year. Choose with season, taste, diet, and ingredient caution signals in mind. Home Screen widgets keep the current solar term and your monthly food progress close. Key Features ▶ See what Korea is eating now Browse a focused monthly guide to Korean foods and ingredients, anchored to the current solar term and local weather. ▶ Follow all 24 solar terms Learn how solar terms, holidays, and seasonal customs shape Korean food, with reminders before each moment passes. ▶ Choose with your taste in mind Use season, spice tolerance, diet preferences, and ingredient caution signals to understand what may fit you. ▶ Build your own seasonal table Mark what you ate, view your month as a bapsang or calendar, and keep the current season visible with Home Screen widgets. Additional Features ▶ Korea in Season See this month's Korean foods and ingredients beside the current solar term. Start with what is good now instead of an endless search. ▶ Your Month on One Table See every seasonal food you tried gathered on one Korean bapsang. Turn a month of eating into a visual record you will want to revisit. ▶ Know What Fits You Open a food to check its season, Korean name, cultural context, taste fit, diet preferences, and ingredients that may need attention. ▶ Seasons on Your Home Screen Follow the current solar term, the next seasonal occasion, and your monthly food progress from small and medium Home Screen widgets. ▶ 24 Solar Terms & Traditions Browse all 24 solar terms, Korean holidays, and seasonal customs in one timeline, with the foods and stories connected to each date. ▶ Your Seasonal Food Calendar Look back day by day at the Korean foods and ingredients you tried. Switch between calendar and table views whenever you want. Omija is for travelers, residents, and Korean food fans who want to understand what to eat now and why it belongs to this moment. Save foods for later, mark what you tried, and look back on your month as a private seasonal food calendar. Get reminders for solar terms and traditions such as Boknal, Chuseok, Dongji, and Jeongwol Daeboreum before they pass. [Contact & Support] Email: skyu.dev@gmail.com - Terms of Use: https://labs.quartz.best/en-US/omija/terms-of-use - Privacy Policy: https://labs.quartz.best/en-US/omija/privacy-policy