Sunday dinner · 7:42 pm
Old favourite
“Smoky, a little sweet, and exactly what I was hoping for.”
Your private food diary
Keep the meals you’d hate to forget.
Log the place, the dishes and the little details. Jiak keeps every visit together in a personal timeline made for you—not an audience.
A memory, not a post
Your food story, one visit at a time.
Jiak is built around the moments you want to remember. There is no public feed, no follower count and no pressure to perform.
Capture the whole meal
Remember where you ate, what you ordered, who joined, what it cost and how you rated it.
See every return visit
Bring a restaurant’s history together and notice the dishes and places you keep coming back to.
Browse your food story
Turn the photos attached to your memories into a quiet, chronological gallery of meals.
Organise it your way
Keep private collections, useful place labels and personal Snapshots of meaningful stretches of time.
Personal by default
Your diary stays yours.
Jiak’s first version is a private diary, not a social network. Your check-ins, notes, photos, collections, labels and Snapshots are visible only to you.
- No public profile or public feed
- No sharing links or visibility toggles
- No website cookies or analytics
- Delete memories—or your whole account—when you choose
Coming to iOS and Android
A small place for a lifetime of meals.
Jiak is preparing for its first external release. In the meantime, you can read about privacy, get support or learn how account deletion works.
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