Breadkin

Every sourdough starter came from another one. Yours came from a friend, or a bakery, or a jar somebody's grandmother has kept going since before you were born. And the moment you give a piece away, that thread keeps going without you — into kitchens you will never see. Breadkin keeps the thread. NAME IT, AND FIND WHERE IT CAME FROM Give your starter a name. Search for the friend you got it from and link yours underneath theirs, and the family tree draws itself — every generation above you, and every one below. FEED IT WITHOUT THINKING ABOUT IT Tick off a feeding in one tap. Tell Breadkin whether you feed daily or once a week and it will nudge you on your own schedule, not somebody else's. Your streak counts the feedings you actually owed — a week in the fridge is not a week of neglect. KEEP THE BAKES Post a loaf with a photo and a note. It lands on your starter's page as a record of what it has made, and in the feed for the people who follow you. A CHARACTER THAT GROWS Your starter has a face. It grows as its family does — every descendant it earns makes it bigger — and it can wear things you pick up along the way. FIND THE PEOPLE YOU ALREADY KNOW Check your contacts against Breadkin to find bakers you already know. Phone numbers are scrambled on your phone before they are sent, and anybody who is not already here is never stored. No points. No leaderboard. No scores for baking more than your friends. The only number that grows is how many starters have come from yours, which is the only one that means anything. Made for people who have named a jar.