PlateKeep vs Kibo

PlateKeep is a private visual food diary. Photograph a meal, add an optional note or tag, and keep going. Your photos stay on your iPhone. No account. No calorie counting. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Log a meal in seconds with the camera or your photo library • Browse Today and a visual calendar • Add optional meal types, tags, and reflections • See local weekly patterns without nutrition scores • Save meals you want to repeat • Export a PDF report or JSON/CSV data when you want it • Optional lifetime Pro for full history, extra tags, and data exports WHAT WE DON'T DO • No calorie or macro tracking • No food recognition or nutrition database • No account or cloud food profile • No social feed PRIVACY Meal photos, notes, custom tags, search text, and diary entries stay on your device. Core logging works offline. Product analytics are optional and never include food photos or diary content. Questions: support@platekeep.app Privacy: https://platekeep.app/privacy/

Kibo turns "what's for dinner?" into a week you can actually cook. Plan meals for the whole household, watch everyone's calories and macros land on target, and shop from a list that already knows what's in your pantry. ONE PLAN, EVERYONE'S PORTIONS Add each family member with their own goal — lose fat, build muscle, maintain — and Kibo works out their daily calories and macros from real formulas (Mifflin-St Jeor TDEE, protein anchored to body weight). Put a recipe on the table and every person's portion is sized for them, automatically. One dinner, four right-sized plates. ANY RECIPE, IN SECONDS Paste a link, photograph a cookbook page, or share an Instagram reel. Kibo reads it, matches every ingredient to nutrition data, and adapts it to your household — scaled to the people eating, tuned to their goals, and screened against the allergies and dietary restrictions you've set — always check the final ingredient list yourself. A KITCHEN THAT'S ALREADY STOCKED Browse 80+ photographed dishes filtered by meal, diet and goal, or write your own recipes and keep your own ingredient list. THE SHOPPING LIST WRITES ITSELF Every planned meal, summed across the week and grouped by category — minus whatever is already in your pantry. Tick something off and it goes straight into your stock. COOK IT TOGETHER Start a cooking session and everyone in the kitchen gets a lane — who's at the hob, who's at the board, whose timer just went. Steps carry their own timings, so nothing waits on somebody remembering it. And you can ask out loud for the next step or for a timer, without wiping your hands first. FOR THE WEEK YOU ACTUALLY HAVE • Apple Watch — today's meals, everyone's rings, the shopping list to tick off in the aisle, and cook mode on your wrist • Apple TV — the week on the big screen, and a cook mode the kitchen can read from across the room • Search every recipe you have by name or ingredient • Print the week as a digest, a day sheet or a recipe book • Auto-fill a day, or get dish suggestions ranked by how well they fit • See where a day is unbalanced before you cook it • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets: today's menu and everyone's rings • Ask Siri "what's for dinner?" or "how many calories are left?", and open any recipe from Spotlight or a Shortcut • Apple Health: weight trend, energy, and a TDEE measured from your own data • Tick a meal as eaten and its calories and macros are written to Apple Health for you, per person • Optional on-device AI — choose Apple Intelligence and pasted recipes and ingredient lookups are handled on your iPhone: free, private, and no connection needed • Share a plan, a shopping list or a single recipe as a link or a PDF • Eleven languages — English, Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Hebrew, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Portuguese and Turkish — with full right-to-left layouts and Hijri, Hebrew and Jalali calendars WHERE OUR NUMBERS COME FROM Kibo's calorie and macro targets use published equations — Mifflin-St Jeor for resting energy, protein anchored to body weight following Morton et al. (2018) and the ISSN position stand, and macronutrient ranges from the Institute of Medicine. Every formula is shown in the app with a link to its source, one tap from any figure. Kibo is a meal planner, not a medical device, and does not provide medical advice — talk to a doctor or a registered dietitian before changing how you eat. SUBSCRIPTION Kibo Plus is an auto-renewing subscription for your whole household, offered monthly or yearly. The price for your region is shown in the app before you buy. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation and renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or cancel in your Apple Account settings. Privacy Policy: https://lumeagency.io/kibo/privacy Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/