Daily Meals: Shared Food Diary app analytics for July 26

Turn every meal into a memory. "Made pasta today." "Can you make that curry from last week again?" — Food has a way of starting conversations, doesn't it? Gohan Diary is a simple cooking diary app where you log your home-cooked meals with photos on a shared calendar — for couples, spouses, and families. ■ Capture today's cooking with a photo Snap a photo, add the dish name and a short note. Save the recipe URL too, so you'll never forget "what was that thing I made again?" ■ Look back through your meals on a calendar A monthly calendar shows thumbnails of everything you ate each day. See at a glance what you had last month — and whether you've been making the same thing on repeat. ■ Share your table with the people you love Send one invite code and your partner, spouse, or family can view the same calendar. Even when you're living apart, "made dinner again tonight" comes through. ■ Let AI suggest today's menu Based on your meal history and your family's preferences and allergies, AI recommends a few recipes for the day. Less time wondering "what should I make today?" Who it's for People who want to share their cooking with a partner or family Couples who want to stay connected over "what's for dinner" Anyone who wants to keep a diary-like record of daily meals Those tired of falling into the same recipe rut People who want to factor in family allergies and preferences Simple enough to actually stick with No complicated steps. Snap, name, save. As the entries add up, your calendar becomes a shared meal album — a scrapbook of your table together. Daily meals are small, ordinary moments. But when you look back, they're often the ones that matter most. Start by logging what you made today.