Cooklendar: Meal Planner app analytics for September 10

Cooklendar turns "what's for dinner?" into a plan you actually cook. Keep your recipes, plan the week, shop from a list that builds itself, and cook hands-free — all in one app that works entirely offline. PLAN THE WEEK Drop recipes into a weekly calendar by day and meal, choose how many servings, and mark meals as eaten with a tap. YOUR RECIPE BOX Start from a bundled starter catalogue, save and edit any of them, or write your own. Add a cover photo from the camera or your library, reorder ingredients and steps, and search or filter by category. Paste in a recipe from anywhere and Cooklendar imports it. A SHOPPING LIST THAT WRITES ITSELF Everything the week's plan needs, grouped by supermarket aisle and merged across recipes with quantities summed per unit, and every row tells you which recipes it is for. Switch between an aisle view and a by-recipe view, add prices and notes, or add a single recipe's ingredients with one tap. PANTRY Track what is already at home. Matching amounts drop out of the shopping list into an "Already in the pantry" section, and cooking a recipe decrements what it used. COOK MODE Full-screen, step-by-step guided cooking with one-tap timers for any step that mentions a duration, and an optional log-to-nutrition when you finish. NUTRITION A daily calorie ring, macro progress, a weekly chart, and a log of what you ate. Snap a photo of a meal and record its calories and macros yourself — no invented recognition results. YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS Cooklendar has no accounts and no servers. Your recipes, plan, shopping list, pantry, photos and nutrition log are stored on your iPhone and are never uploaded. There is no analytics and no tracking of any kind. Export everything as a JSON file whenever you like, or erase all of it permanently, from Settings. Free, with no subscriptions and no in-app purchases. Nutrition figures are estimates you enter or that come with the bundled recipes. They are general guidance, not medical advice.