EasyChef vs GritMode

EasyChef helps you decide what to cook with the ingredients you already have. Add items from your kitchen, choose your preferences, and get practical recipe ideas in seconds. Browse fresh recipes, save your favourites, organise them into collections, and turn recipes into a smart shopping list when you need to buy missing ingredients. What you can do with EasyChef: - Generate recipe ideas from pantry ingredients - Discover fresh recipes for everyday cooking - Save favourite recipes and build collections - Create shopping lists from recipes - Reduce food waste by using what you already have - Cook around your diet, taste, and available tools EasyChef is built for busy home cooks who want a faster answer to "what's for dinner?" without another unnecessary grocery trip. Recipes are AI-generated and may contain inaccuracies. Always review ingredients, cooking times, allergens, and food safety guidance before preparing a meal. Please see official EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

GritMode helps you pause before opening distracting apps. Choose an app to block with Apple Screen Time, complete a short activity, and earn minutes of access. When the granted time ends, the restriction returns. HOW DOES IT WORK? 1. Pick the apps you want to use more intentionally. 2. Choose an activity and earn minutes: for example, push-ups or a walk. 3. Spend earned minutes on access. Your selected apps are restricted again when time runs out. WHAT ACTIVITIES CAN I USE? GritMode supports push-ups, squats, crunches, plank, steps, and a breathing exercise. Camera-based repetition counting runs on your iPhone. Steps use Apple Health when you choose that option. You can adjust exercise rates and see your earned balance and activity history. IS GRITMODE FREE? Yes. Every feature is free, with no subscription, trial, or in-app purchase. WHAT ACCESS DOES IT NEED? Screen Time / Family Controls is required to choose apps, apply restrictions, and grant access for earned time. Camera access is used for supported exercise counting. Apple Health access is optional and only needed for steps. Notifications are optional. GritMode is for anyone who wants a simple pause between an impulse and opening an app.