A system built around one column, not a diet list

Cookrange started in Antalya in 2025 from a single observation: most calorie-counting apps and printed diet lists never account for how a day actually unfolds. A meal planned in the morning stops making sense the moment an unplanned afternoon walk happens — and most systems don't notice, they just make you feel like you fell off the plan.

A day should be read as one column

Cookrange's core idea is simple: everything you eat, log, walk and check into should accumulate on the same timeline instead of scattering across separate diet, workout and gym apps. The AI reads that timeline when it matters — generating your weekly plan, answering what you ask it, writing your 30/60/90-day projection — instead of asking you to reconstruct your own history from memory. See how it works for exactly how that plays out in the product.

Where things stand today

Cookrange is currently at v0.9.6, internal alpha, being tested with a limited group via TestFlight and Play beta. Read more about the people behind it on the team page, or find press materials on the press kit page.

Get in touch

For beta access, gym partnerships, coach applications or investment, there's one address: contact@cookrangeapp.com. Whoever built the product reads what you send. See the contact page for full details.