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Know exactly what goes into your body.

Two apps for people who take that seriously. One works out what your metabolism is actually doing. The other keeps every recipe you've ever meant to cook. Both are free, and both run entirely on your phone.

The architecture

They share one brain.

Both apps run a large language model directly on your phone. That model is about 2.4 GB, and downloading it twice would be absurd — so they don't.

B Burnin C Cookin 2.4 GB one model, on your device

Install both and the second one finds the model the first already has and uses it in place. On Android this runs over a signature-permission bound service, so only apps signed by us can connect. On iPhone it's a shared App Group. Either way, the inference happens on your hardware. If a phone can't run the model at all, the features fall back to a rules engine rather than quietly shipping your data to a server.

As far as we know, no one else ships two consumer apps that share a single on-device model this way.

What that buys you

No account. No server. No catch.

  • No account. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to delete, no password.
  • Works offline. Every feature, including the AI ones, in airplane mode.
  • Free. Not a trial. There is no subscription today.
  • Nothing to leak. Your food, your weight, your recipes and your photos stay on the device. We couldn't hand them over if we were asked.

The one exception, stated plainly: both apps send anonymous product analytics — screen names and counts, never content, never an identity. It's how we know which features people actually use. Details are in each app's privacy policy.

Get them

Both free. Both on your phone.

Burnin

Stop guessing your metabolism. Measure it.

Cookin

Every recipe you save, in one place you actually own.

iPhone — in review Get it on Google Play