Teacart vs Kpal

Teacart is a quiet place to notice how you're doing. Once a day the cart rolls by. You pick a filling for how you feel, set the steam for your energy, and write one honest line. It takes a minute. That's the whole thing. WHAT YOU GET BACK Fill a few baskets and Teacart starts noticing things you might not — which days run heavier, whether moving your body lifts you, how this week compares to the last. Patterns only, drawn from your own entries. No advice, no scores, no telling you how you ought to feel. A GENTLER STREAK Runs are worth keeping, but life gets in the way. Miss a day and a rest chit covers you — earned by showing up, never bought. A streak here is an encouragement, not a debt. A LITTLE RED ENVELOPE Some days, filling your basket earns you a red envelope — a small, quiet nod that you showed up. They're not a currency and they don't unlock anything you'd otherwise pay for. Just a small thing that turns up now and then, the way a good habit sometimes surprises you. ACHIEVEMENTS Along the way, Teacart marks a few things worth marking — a first week, a long run, showing up on a hard day. No leaderboard, nothing to chase. Just a record that it happened. A TABLE, IF YOU WANT ONE Share a table with a few people you trust. They see that you filled a basket and how long your run is. They never see your mood, your energy, your notes, or your tags — those never leave your account. Leave the table any time and the sharing stops. YOUR NOTES ARE YOURS What you write is readable only by you, and that's enforced by the database, not just the app. No analytics, no ad SDKs, no trackers. Nothing you write is sold or used to train anything. Export everything or delete your account outright, from inside the app. Teacart is a journal, not medical care. It isn't therapy, a diagnosis, or a crisis service, and nothing you write is reviewed by a clinician. If you're struggling, please reach out to a professional or your local crisis line.

Track what you eat and what it costs. Kpal is a food diary for calories, nutrients, and food spending. Take a photo, scan a barcode, or enter a meal yourself. Check the details, adjust your portion, and add it to your day. Save foods you eat regularly so you don’t have to enter them again. Cooking at home? Build a dish from its ingredients, set how many servings it makes, and log the amount you ate. Keep your pantry organized and scan receipts to reuse the prices you actually paid. Your daily log and weekly trends show your calories, nutrients, and food costs. You can set calorie and spending targets, and optionally connect Apple Health to bring in your Active Energy. Photo-based nutrition and prices are estimates. Review them before saving—you can change the numbers whenever you need to.