Stop deciding what to eat.
Take a quick photo each morning. Zen Analyze reads how you are today and gives you a complete plan: three meals, a tea to sip in the afternoon, and a grocery list you can copy and bring straight to the store. That's the day handled. The rest is just enjoying it.
How it works
In the morning, take a thirty-second photo. You get today's plate ready to go — breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a tea for the afternoon. Each meal comes with two or three options, so you pick what fits your time and your kitchen. If you already have something on hand, tell the app what you have, and the plan adjusts to use it.
A grocery list, ready to go
The day's plan turns into a single grocery list, sorted by produce, pantry, protein, and beverages. Tap once to copy. Bring it to your local supermarket. No more switching between shopping apps and recipe sites — what you need is in one list, and everything on it is everyday food found at any grocery store near you.
A deeper plan, when you want one
Have a few extra minutes? Open Deep Journey and answer a few short questions about how you've been sleeping, moving, and feeling. You'll receive a fuller plan: meals across the week, tea pairings, and a longer grocery list to keep your kitchen stocked. Use it when you're planning ahead. Use the daily plan when you're not.
Your visual food journal
Every entry is saved as a quiet visual record. Look back across days, weeks, and months to see what your kitchen has looked like — which ingredients returned most often, how the rhythm shifted with the seasons. A gentle archive of how you've been eating, kept for you.
A modern app, drawn from tradition
Zen Analyze is inspired by long-standing dietary traditions and brought into the rhythm of your modern day. A wellness journal and culinary lifestyle app, made for personal reflection and the kitchen.
Available in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, and French.
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