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Assaggio is a simple offline logbook for home cooks who want to track small recipe experiments without losing the details that matter. Each trial is saved as a labeled tasting spoon, so you can remember the batch name, the ingredient or step you changed, a short taste or texture note, and a rating from one to five spoons. The Tray screen gives you a quick kitchen-friendly overview with counters for Total Spoons, Tried Today, and Score 4+, along with a fast New Trial action and your five most recent tasting spoons. The New Trial tab opens a compact form-first capture screen where you enter the batch name and changed ingredient, then add your taste result and spoon rating. You can tap any tasting spoon to open an edit form and update notes or adjust the rating as your impressions settle. The Spoons tab provides a searchable list of all saved trials, and you can swipe a row to delete a spoon you no longer need. The Keepers tab automatically collects only the tasting spoons rated four or higher, giving you a clean place to review the adjustments that worked best. All records are saved only on your device, so you can use Assaggio in the kitchen without creating an account or relying on a connection. The app is built around the tasting spoon as the main record, so adding, viewing, editing, deleting, and searching remain straightforward. Home cooks testing one-variable changes, bakers comparing batch tweaks, and families keeping a simple offline kitchen experiment log can all use the same practical flow. The bottom tabs keep Tray, Spoons, New Trial, and Keepers within reach, while the spoon-shaped layout keeps the app calm and inviting. Assaggio helps you remember what you tried, what you changed, and whether the result was worth making again.