MODE 01
Prep
Build a library of timeline, recipe, product & checklist templates. Assemble them into a cook log, set turn-in times, and share the plan with your team as a single file.
Offline-first · iOS & Android
Run the whole cook from one screen.
Multiple meats. Staggered turn-ins. One brutal timeline you used to keep in your head at 2 AM by the smoker. BBQ Cook Log merges every meat into a single countdown and screams at you — haptics and audio — the moment it's time to move.
NEXT UP · 7h 46m
WRAP BRISKET · JUN 6
Three modes, one cook
Prep it. Run it. Review it.
The captain builds the playbook. The whole team runs the same unified timeline. Afterward, you log what actually happened — and clone it for next weekend.
MODE 02
Competition
One countdown to your next move across every meat. Complete or skip events, adjust a turn-in on the fly, and the whole timeline recalculates instantly.
MODE 03
Review
Log fuel, judge scores, placements and turn-in photos while it's fresh. Then clone the cook for the next contest — planning copied, results reset.
Competition mode
One countdown. Every meat. No guessing.
Separate per-meat timelines merge into a single chronological view with real clock times. The big timer always points at the very next thing that needs to happen.
- Days · hours · minutes · seconds to the next pending event
- Two-tier alerts: a heads-up, then an exact-time alarm with heavy haptics + audio
- Skip what you don't need — pull the brisket early, kill the rest of the probe checks
- Shift a turn-in time and every dependent event re-sorts on the spot
Prep mode
Build the playbook once. Reuse it forever.
Timelines, recipes, products and checklists live in a reusable library. Assemble a cook log from them and your plan is a copy — editing it never touches your templates.
- Per-event time offsets and heads-up lead times
- Recipes auto-link to the events that need them
- KCBS defaults out of the box, plus your own custom categories
Review mode
Remember what actually won.
After the turn-in window, capture the data that makes you better: weights, internal temps, multiple judge scores, placements, and the exact fuel you burned.
- Multiple labeled scores per meat — appearance, taste, tenderness
- Fuel log: charcoal, wood type & quantities for next time
- Keep editing after the cook — scores roll in at awards
Built for the pit
Engineered for a noisy, off-grid competition site.
Unified countdown
Every meat's timeline collapses into one clock pointed at your next action.
Two-tier alarms
A gentle heads-up, then an exact-time alarm loud enough to cut through a busy pit.
Reusable templates
Timelines, recipes, products and checklists you assemble, not rebuild.
Share by file
Export a .cooklog and AirDrop or message it to the team. No login, no cloud.
Fully offline
Airplane mode, dead zones, no signal — every feature works without a connection.
Turn-in photos
Snap raw, trimmed, cooked and box shots — attached to each meat, kept on device.
A look inside
Privacy by architecture
Your data never leaves your pit.
BBQ Cook Log has no accounts, no servers, and no analytics. Everything you create is stored on your device. We literally have no way to see it.
Read the full privacy policy- No sign-up, no account, no tracking
- Nothing is uploaded to any server
- Sharing happens only when you send a file
- Delete a cook log or uninstall to erase it all
Now in beta
Cook your best contest yet.
Join the iOS and Android beta and put your whole competition weekend on one screen.
STORE LINKS GO LIVE AT LAUNCH · ASK ABOUT THE BETA