Bento Days
Photo Food Diary
A month is just thirty little boxes. Fill one a day — a line about what happened, a tag, what it cost — and by the end of the month the page has quietly added itself up.
One box a day
Each box shows whatever you left there — a tag, an amount, or nothing at all. Most of the month stays blank, and that is the point.
Written in seconds
Tap a day, type one line, pick a tag, add the price if you feel like it. Every field is optional — you can save a completely blank entry just to mark that something happened.
The month adds itself up
How many entries, how many days you actually wrote something, and what it all came to. Set a monthly budget and the page tells you where you stand.
Honest about what it knows
If some entries have no amount, it says so instead of showing a total that looks exact. Mixed currencies are listed separately — never converted behind your back.
What is in the app today
- A month at a glance — one grid, one box per day, swipe between months.
- Nine food tags to start with (rice, noodles, dumplings, fast food, drinks, dessert, home-cooked, eating out, and one for the days you skipped a meal). Rename them or add your own.
- Amounts in any currency, stored exactly — no rounding surprises in the monthly total.
- An optional mood on each entry, and a note as short or as long as you want.
- Monthly budget with a plain over/under readout, plus a note for the month.
- Light and dark, and it follows your language and week-start automatically.
- Works entirely offline. No account to create, nothing uploaded anywhere.
Coming next: pulling in the photos you already took so a day fills itself in, stickers and a brush pen for decorating, and exporting the finished month as a single image or a printable page.
