Snap the plate
Photo first, always. No text-only posts. The slot is picked for you from the time of day, and you can change it in a tap.
NiblGo is a photo-first food journal your friends can see. Four slots a day: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack. Write the blurb how you'd text it, and it turns into a real recipe card you can fix field by field.
Four meals a day, your friends, in the order they posted them.
Every post lands in a slot, and three of them come with a reminder in your own timezone that you can switch off one at a time. It's a food journal that happens to be social, so the boring Tuesday sandwich counts as much as the thing you spent two hours on.
The whole app is one loop, and it's built to be fast enough that you actually do it while the food is still hot.
Photo first, always. No text-only posts. The slot is picked for you from the time of day, and you can change it in a tap.
"chicken thing with garlic and whatever." Your words go up exactly as you wrote them and stay that way forever. The blurb is the post.
Tap format and your blurb comes back as a title, ingredients and steps, every field editable before you post. If it gets it wrong, you fix it. It never blocks the post.
AI structures your blurb into ingredients and steps. Every single field is editable before it posts, because an AI recipe you canβt fix is worse than no recipe.
One post a day keeps it alive. Current and longest, and it lapses honestly when you miss a day.
Around 8, 12 and 6 in your own timezone. Each one toggles off on its own if you only want dinner.
Your friends, newest first. No ranking, no suggested accounts, no reason to post at the "right" time.
Estimates come from USDA FoodData Central, not from a language model guessing calories.
Talk about the food. Save the ones you want to cook. Repost a friendβs plate to your own feed.
Reports hit a moderation queue a human works daily, blocks are instant, and account deletion actually deletes.
Two of us, split down the middle. Cameron gets people here, Bryce builds the thing they find. There is no support tier one either. When you email us, one of us reads it and answers it.
NiblGo is finishing up review. When it lands on the App Store and Google Play, this page is where the buttons go live.
Questions before then? support@niblgo.com