Vegan Notes vs Munchlog

Can't find the copied recipes for the dim sum you often make? I have a snack that I want to make temporarily, but the ratio of ingredients in the recipe I found online is different from the usual recipe? Private recipes can solve your troubles. Add a variety of recipes that you like and often make, so you can open the recipes to cook food at any time. It has a built-in timing function, and you can upload pictures of materials or steps. After the materials and steps are prepared, you can directly time them You don't need to leave the screen, and the timing will continue when you check the materials and steps. I hope you like it.

Munchlog is a visual meal calendar that makes food logging effortless. Snap a photo, add cost, mood, and preference tags, then review your eating patterns over time—no spreadsheets, no long journaling. What you can do Photo meal logging for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks Calendar view to review by day/week/month Cost per meal to understand spending and eating-out habits Mood & status to spot the relationship between emotions and food Preference tags (spicy, sweet, light, high-protein, etc.) Memories + data: relive with photos, learn with patterns Perfect for Anyone who wants mindful eating without complicated tracking Cutting, bulking, or simply trying to eat better People who eat out often and want budget awareness Those who want to understand mood-driven eating Vision Help you build food awareness with simple, visual logging—and gain self-knowledge through “memories + data.”