Food journal app

A visual food journal for everything you cook

Save the meals you've made, remember your favorite recipes, and turn everyday cooking into your own personal menu.

Mynu's My Menu screen: home-cooked dishes such as gimbap, eel and ravioli on ceramic plates, each showing how many times it was made

What is a food journal?

A food journal is a record of the meals you eat or cook over time. It can be as simple as saving a photo and dish name, or include recipes, ingredients, and memories.

Unlike calorie trackers, a food journal doesn't have to be about numbers. It can simply help you remember what you've made, discover what you cook most often, and decide what to make again.

Remember what you actually cook

Your camera roll is full of food photos. Your recipes are scattered across notes, social media, screenshots, and messages.

Mynu gives the meals you've actually made a place to live.

  • Save the photo

    Keep a visual record of every dish.

  • Add the details

    Add recipes, ingredients, labels, and a matching plate backdrop to decorate.

  • Find it again

    Browse and search the meals you've made whenever you need inspiration.

Editing a dish in Mynu: a photo of gimbap on a blue plate, its name, label, and plate shape and backdrop options
Searching “ri” in Mynu finds Kimchi fried rice, Beef short rib and Gimbap

Your cooking, turned into a menu

Instead of scrolling through hundreds of photos to remember what you've made, build a menu of dishes you actually cook.

A menu called My Kitchen in Mynu: a grid of home-cooked dishes on ceramic plates, filtered by Protein and Veggie labels

Pasta on Tuesday. Salmon bowls last weekend. That one soup you loved but forgot about.

It's all there when you need an answer to “what should we make?”

Look back at what you've been eating

See your everyday cooking through a calendar and timeline. Remember what you made last week, last month, or months ago.

Mynu's calendar for September 2026, with the breakfast and lunch dishes from the selected day
Mynu's timeline, listing the dishes cooked for breakfast and dinner, day by day

Keep your own recipe

Save the recipe and links you want to remember right alongside the dish. Choose your unique plate to go with it.

  • More garlic next time.
  • Less salt.
  • Everyone loved this one.
  • Make it again.
Editing gimbap in Mynu: ingredient tags such as rice, roasted seaweed and eggs, and a step-by-step recipe in the notes

Share your menu with someone you cook with

Invite your partner or family to the same menu. Save dishes together, see what you've been eating, and plan what's next.

Managing a shared menu in Mynu: the member list and an Invite button

How to start a food journal

  1. Step 1

    Save what you cook

    Take a photo when you make something worth remembering.

  2. Step 2

    Give it a name

    Add the dish name, label, ingredients, recipe, or anything you want to remember.

  3. Step 3

    Build your menu

    Over time, your everyday meals become a personal collection of things you actually cook.

  4. Step 4

    Look back

    Use your journal when you can't remember what you ate—or don't know what to make next.

Food journal FAQ

What is a food journal app?

A food journal app helps you keep a record of meals you've eaten or cooked. Depending on the app, you might save photos, recipes, notes, dates, ingredients, or other details about each meal.

Is Mynu a calorie tracker?

No. Mynu is designed around remembering and organizing your home cooking rather than tracking calories or macros.

Can I save recipes in Mynu?

Yes. You can keep recipes and links with the dishes you save, so the recipe stays connected to the meal you've actually made.

Can I share my food journal?

Yes. Mynu lets you share a menu with a partner or family so you can build and plan your home-cooked meals together.

Keep the meals worth remembering.

Build a beautiful record of what you cook, one meal at a time.

Free on iPhone · No account required · Private in your iCloud