NEW IN 2.2 Your meals, in photos and notes

Your eating window, no timer.

Log a meal in one tap. Ridma works out your eating window and overnight gap from what you log, whether today is one meal or three. Check in on your energy, gut or mood when you want, and see them side by side.

Free to download · iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch · No account

Ridma's Today screen: eating window open, two meals, last at 1:10 PM, usually 8:15 AM to 8:00 PM, with today's rhythm and buttons to log a meal, coffee or body check-in.
Meal logged, 1:48 PMOne tap. Change the time later.
One thing worth noticingEach week, from your own days.

Inside Ridma

You eat when you eat. Ridma keeps the record.

One meal some days, two on others. Ridma works from what you log, not from a plan.

Free

One tap. Nothing to start or stop.

Log a meal, a coffee or a body check-in. Change the time if you logged late. No calories, no countdown, no streaks.

A meal logged at 1:48 PM, with tags like Light, Regular, Too full and Social, and a button to add a photo.
Free

How the day felt, alongside it.

Choose Energy or Digestion as your focus and it sits on Today next to your meals. Mood, hunger and cravings are there when you want them.

A digestion check-in on Today, rated Good on a five-step scale.
Free

Your week at a glance.

Each day's eating window on Timeline, and how many days had one meal or two.

Timeline's week card: seven days of meals, coffee and check-ins, with meals usually from about 8:15 AM to 7:30 PM.
Free

One thing worth noticing, each week.

When a week ends, Ridma compares it with the one before. Some weeks there is nothing new, and it says so.

Insights for the week: your days spread further apart, about 1 hour 57 minutes more variation than last week, with eating hours, last meal, sleep and movement.
Free

On your wrist and Home Screen.

Log from Apple Watch, and see whether your window is open from a widget.

Ridma on Apple Watch: window open, two meals today, last meal 13:10.
Everywhere you are

iPhone, iPad, iPhone Duo and Apple Watch. In English and Dutch.

Layouts made for the bigger screens, Siri for a quick log, and widgets for a glance. Requires iOS 26 or later.

Ridma widgets on the Home Screen: today's rhythm, two meals, window open.
Your journal, chapter October: photos and notes such as “Lunch on the balcony with Sam” and “Slow Sunday breakfast”.

New in 2.2

Your meals, in photos and notes.

Add a photo or a note to any meal, coffee or check-in, from its editor or right after you log. The journal gathers them by month, with “On this day” and a short letter when each month ends.

  • FreeNotes and photos on any moment. Add them as you log, or later.
  • PremiumThe journal. Every note and photo, gathered by month, with “On this day”.
  • PremiumA chapter and a letter each month. A short letter when each month ends.

Free & Premium

Free to keep the record. Premium for the long view.

Ridma Free

Everything you need to see your rhythm.

  • Meal, coffee and body check-in logging
  • Notes and photos on any moment
  • Today's eating window and Timeline
  • This week, and one finding when it ends
  • Your first patterns, like “How many meals in a day?”
Get Ridma free

Ridma Premium

Everything in Free, plus:

  • Your patterns over twelve weeks, next to how you felt
  • Every finished week, kept to read back
  • The journal, with a chapter and a letter each month
  • Small experiments, like an earlier dinner, to see how a change felt
  • One intention for tomorrow, and a short evening summary

Monthly, yearly or lifetime, with prices shown in the app. If you're eligible, the yearly plan starts with a free trial, and Ridma can remind you before it ends.

Private by design

Your days stay yours.

Your logs and photos are stored on your iPhone. Backups and exports happen only when you choose them.

Read the privacy policy →

No account

Open Ridma and log your first meal.

No ads, no trackers

Your health and journal data aren't sent to our servers.

Your own iCloud

Back up to your own iCloud, or export a copy to Files, when you choose.

Apple Health is optional

Connect it to see sleep and movement next to your meals.

Questions

Before your first meal in Ridma.

Something else? ridma@oolustudio.com

Is Ridma a calorie counter or a diet plan?

No. Ridma looks at when you eat and how you feel. There are no calories, macros or portions, no meal plan and no weight targets.

Do I need to start a timer?

No. Ridma works out your eating window and overnight gap from the meals you log. There is nothing to start or stop, no countdown and no streak to keep.

What's free, and what's Premium?

Logging meals, coffee and check-ins, notes and photos, Today, Timeline, the current week and your first patterns are free. Premium adds twelve weeks of patterns, every finished week, the journal with its monthly letter, small experiments, and evening summaries.

How soon will I see something?

Today's rhythm takes shape as soon as you log. A weekly finding needs a finished week with a few logged days. Some weeks there is nothing new, and Ridma says so.

Can Ridma tell me what's going on with my digestion?

No. Ridma doesn't diagnose or treat anything. It keeps a record of when you ate, how full a meal left you and how your digestion felt, side by side. That can make patterns easier to notice, and gives you something concrete to bring to a doctor or dietitian.

Where is my data kept?

On your iPhone. There's no account. Backups go to your own iCloud and exports go where you put them, only when you choose.

Reading

A little more on meal timing.

Start with your next meal.

You don't need a perfect routine to learn from it. Log one moment and let the picture grow.

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