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All photos and notes are stored only on your phone. There's no account or server, so even the developer can't see your records.

If you back up your whole phone (iCloud or Google backup) and restore it on the new phone, your records come along. The app doesn't have its own transfer feature yet.

Deleting the app deletes all records, and they can't be recovered. Share any photos you want to keep to your photo library first.

In the app, check Settings → Your four slots to make sure empty slot reminders and that slot are on, and check that notifications for Mealday are allowed in your phone's settings. Slots you've turned off don't send reminders. On some Android phones, battery saving can delay or block notifications.

On iPhone, press and hold an empty area of the home screen, tap Edit in the top-left corner → Add Widget, then find Mealday.

Mealday sums up each day in four photos, so you can save up to four a day. You can rename the slots in Settings → Your four slots.

Turn off meals you skip in Settings → Your four slots. Turned-off slots don't send reminders, and filling the rest counts as a complete day. You can still add a photo to a turned-off slot on days you do eat.

On iPhone, turn on Settings → Places → Save photo locations to see the month's map in the Report. Photos taken with the in-app camera show where you took them, and photos added from your library show their location if the photo has one. Locations stay on your phone. Android isn't supported yet.

The app follows your phone's language (Korean, English, or Japanese). On iPhone, you can set a different language for just this app in Settings → Mealday → Language.