A cook log for serious backyard barbecue

Your best brisket, on the record.

Every probe on one screen. Every cook saved with its curve, its timeline, and its notes, so you can run it again.

iPhone first. Waitlist gets TestFlight before anyone else. No spam, and you can leave with one tap.

Example cook card
Packer brisket, 14.2 lb
Kamado Joe · Lump + post oak
9/10
Sat 6:10 AM → 6:42 PM
Pit
250°
Pulled
203°
Cook
11h 04m
Rest
1h 28m
Wrapped in butcher paper at 166°. 16-mesh pepper, kosher salt, a little garlic. Next time: wrap at 160. BLACK BOOK
The problem

Four apps. Zero shared history.

A MEATER in the point, a ThermoWorks on the flat, an Inkbird clipped to the grate, and a grill controller with a mind of its own. Each one has its own app. None of them know about each other, and none of them remember what you did last time.

MEATER meat ThermoWorks meat + pit Inkbird pit Kamado Joe controller Traeger controller Notes app what you actually did
What it does

Watch. Remember. Show.

01 · WATCH

Every temp on one screen

Any probe, any brand, any number of them. Pit and meat curves side by side, with alerts when the pit drifts, the meat hits target, or the stall sets in.

02 · REMEMBER

The cook logs itself

Readings every minute. One tap to mark a wrap, a spritz, a fuel add, a pull. Photos land on the timeline where they were taken. The rub, the wood, the weather, the verdict, all in the book.

03 · SHOW

A card that carries the data

One tap renders the cook as a card with the curve, the stats, and your hero shot. Straight to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or the group chat.

The feature that matters

Cook this again.

Pick your best brisket from the book. The new cook starts pre-filled, and last time's curve rides as a ghost under the live one. When the stall runs long, you know at hour five, while there is still time to do something about it.

Pit, live Point, live Point, last cook
Your gear

Works with what you already own.

Some thermometers share their data openly. Some share it grudgingly. Some do not share at all. The app tells you which is which, and it works either way, because you can always type a temp or snap a photo of the display.

Reads directly

Open protocols

  • Inkbird
  • FireBoard
  • Combustion
  • Flame Boss and EGG Genius
  • MEATER, via MEATER Cloud
Best effort

Community protocols

  • ThermoWorks
  • Traeger
  • Weber Connect
  • ThermoPro

These vendors publish nothing, so the connection can break when they update. We say so on screen.

By hand or by photo

Every grill ever made

Offsets, kettles, drums, kamados with closed controllers. Type the number, or point the camera at any thermometer display and let the app read it. Same timeline, same curve, same book.

Planned pricing

Free to keep the book. Pro to fill it up.

Free
$0
  • Unlimited cooks by hand or photo
  • One connected thermometer at a time
  • Curves kept for your last 10 cooks
  • Cook cards with a small wordmark
Pro
$29.99 a year, or $3.99 a month
  • Every thermometer you own, at once
  • Full history with every curve
  • Ghost overlay for "cook this again"
  • Alerts while your phone is asleep
  • Backup, sync, and CSV export
  • Clean cook cards
Questions

Straight answers.

When can I use it?

iPhone TestFlight first, to the waitlist, in order. No date promised until the first build is on real grills for real weekends.

Android?

After iPhone. Joining the waitlist and saying you are on Android is the best way to move it up.

Will it work with my grill?

Yes. If your thermometer is on the direct or best-effort list, it connects. If not, you type or photograph the temp. Every cook still ends up in the book with a curve.

Do you sell my email?

No. The waitlist is for TestFlight invites and a launch note. Nothing else.

Who is building this?

One cook with a Konnected Joe, a MEATER, a ThermoWorks, an Inkbird, and four apps that do not talk to each other.

Is the name final?

Working title. The book stays either way.

The waitlist

Get in the book early.

Leave your email. If you tell us what you cook on, the first builds get tested on your gear.