Fridgecast

Fridgecast brings the familiar feel of a kitchen whiteboard planner right to your pocket. The entire app mimics a refrigerator door where your weekly meals appear as colorful magnetic labels against a glossy whiteboard surface. From the Today tab, you can see exactly what is planned for the current day in a neat stack of label cards, complete with a handy counter that shows how many meals you have lined up for the whole week. If nothing is planned yet, a friendly prompt invites you to tap the “Plan Today’s Meal” button and get started immediately. Creating a meal is as simple as filling out a label: give your dish a name, select a date, choose between Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, or Snack from a segmented control, and add any recipe notes. The Add screen uses a blank magnetic label outline with a floating pencil icon, and saving your entry happens with a distinctive magnet-plus symbol, while the delete action uses a crumpled paper icon. Every meal card throughout the app features a colored left-edge stripe that instantly identifies the meal type—orange for breakfast, green for lunch, red for dinner, and yellow for snacks. The Meals tab organizes your entire collection into a scrollable logbook grouped by date, with a small pencil icon on each label for quick edits. Switching to the Week tab reveals a full seven-day grid drawn in faint dry-erase marker lines, where each day column displays its assigned meal magnets exactly like a real magnetic planner. Your data stays exclusively on your device with no cloud syncing and no account sign-ups, so your meal plans remain private and accessible anytime without an internet connection. A built-in search lets you filter entries by meal name or date, making it effortless to locate past or upcoming dishes. Fridgecast is perfect for busy home cooks, families coordinating who cooks what, and meal preppers who want a delightful offline tool to stay on track. The tactile design—complete with subtle smudge textures, handwritten day headers, and soft drop shadows behind the magnets—turns meal planning into a satisfying daily ritual rather than a chore.