A la carte

* How to use
1.Write down the name of a menu you often eat on a card.
2.Select the one you want to eat from the lined-up cards and tap it.
3.Recording what you actually ate will affect the cards' order.

* Functions
- You can color-code cards and tag them with food types (meat, fish, bread, noodles, etc.). Classify by menu type, or just give your favorite menu your favorite color. The filter button lets you narrow the list down to a color or food type with a single tap.
- Swipe away a menu card you don't want to eat right now. "I don't want to eat this now" is also recorded and reflected in the order.
- A memory function lets you look back on what you ate one year ago, two years ago, one month ago, two months ago, one week ago, two weeks ago, yesterday, and the day before yesterday, all for today's date.
- You can check the history of your past meal records, and leave a short note with each one.
- Press and hold a card to open an action menu: "Edit Card" (change its color or food type tags, or hide it permanently) and "View Cooking History."
- "View Cooking History" lists every time you've cooked that menu, newest first, and automatically tells you in words how often you cook it and which month(s) it tends to be cooked in most (this text is skipped if there isn't enough history yet to tell).
- A daily notification reminds you what you cooked one year ago today (notification on/off and time can be changed in Settings).

Recent changes:
- Add a menu history screen