GrillTracker

GrillTracker is the best tracker for cooking food on a grill, a ceramic smoker or ceramic grill, or other grilling/smoker type device. It allows you to record and save details about grilling or smoking your food! You simply add a grilled item, document what your targets are (food temp, grill temp, and cooking time) and then start cooking. You can document the temperatures and if you flipped the food while you time the cooking using the app, and all of the information is saved for you. Next time you want to cook the same item, you can just pull it up and review so that you can do it again the same way!

Additionally, there is a place for you to document other important information regarding the details about the grill setup - what charcoal, what kind of wood for smoking, direct / in-direct heating, etc. You can also take a picture of either the set up or the food to remind you how awesome it tasted.

The application is not designed to be a recipe storage or tracking application. Rather, it is designed to have a few entries (1-3 suggested) per type of grilled item. So you would have a couple entries for cooking small boneless skinless chicken breasts and a couple for cooking 2″ thick ribeye steaks. You can rate whether the current track worked, didn’t work or worked well. The objective is to get a list of scenarios that worked or worked well that you can then refer back to each time you cook the same type of item again.

Feature Summary
* Include photo of grill/smoker setup
* Document details of the grill/smoker set up (charcoal, wood type, direct / in-direct heating, etc…)
* Use the built-in timer to track how long your food has been cooking
* Document temperatures (grill and food item) at specific times during the cook.
* Document when you flipped the food during the cook
* Rate the cooking session (track). Did it: work, not work or work well
* Categorize by the food that you are cooking (beef, pork, poultry, veggie, etc…)
* Go back and look at your previous cooking sessions. See what worked well and what didn't. See how you cooked that turkey last Thanksgiving that was soo good.
* Filter your historical sessions (tracks) list based on food category