About this app

Pakupaku is a gentle meal diary for toddlers aged 1 to 3. Weaning is over, but every meal still raises questions. "What did they eat yesterday?" "Are they getting used to this food?" "Why won't they eat today?" Pakupaku helps you track your toddler's daily meals — with a cuddly bear cub at your side. ■ Features • One-tap meal log (loved / ate a bit / refused / got upset) • Age-based food lists (Early 12-17m, Mid 18-23m, Late 24-29m, Full 30-36m+) • 32 age-based toddler meal ideas with quick logging • 60+ toddler food items, including onigiri, hamburgers, curry, and more • 28 allergens flagged automatically (8 mandatory + 20 recommended) • 3-day watch reminder for new foods • Insights on meals, reactions, and category balance • Home Screen widget • Fully offline — data stays on device ■ Pakupaku Pro Upgrade to unlock all 32 meal ideas, unlimited history, multiple children, detailed insights, 3 premium themes, CSV export, and more. Monthly and yearly plans are available. Current prices and durations are shown on the App Store purchase sheet. Your Apple ID is charged upon purchase. Auto-renews unless canceled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Manage in Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions. ■ Privacy All data stays on your device. No account, no ads, no tracking. ■ Note This app provides general guidance only. Consult your pediatrician for allergy concerns. Choking is a real risk for toddlers — please adjust food size and texture to your child's development. Terms: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy: https://starcrown.co.jp/privacy

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What’s New

Version 1.3.9 Aug 24, 2026

Added 32 age-based toddler meal ideas. Start a meal log directly from any idea with its foods already selected. We also streamlined the Pakupaku Pro screen so plans and prices are easier to review.

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