Peelwise Coop

What this is

Peelwise Coop is a kitchen companion for a backyard flock setting. You choose a leftover, and the app shows a plain card: flock bowl, compost heap, or bin. The words are household notes. They are not veterinary advice, legal advice, or a feeding plan.

I made it for the quiet minute at the fridge, when a heel of bread, a cool pot of porridge, or a curl of peel needs a shelf and nothing more dramatic than that.

Three shelves

Every built-in card wears one badge. The color is there so the choice stays readable at a glance.

A rough spoon slip

If you save a yard size, a flock bowl card can show a level-spoon sentence. Starch scraps use one spoon for each bird and stop at eight. Garden and peel scraps use two and stop at twelve. The sentence is a kitchen scoop only. It does not make a ration, and it does not mention weight, age, or breed.

Compost and bin cards skip the spoons. They say to keep that scrap off the share bowl.

The week on the table

The week runs Monday through Sunday. A filled mark means at least one flock bowl line that day. The page also notices when bread or porridge has taken most of the bowl lines, and it can point at a garden scrap you have not used yet. That note is observational. It does not block a save.

Notes you write yourself

The built-in catalog is a starting fridge. You can add a scrap the catalog missed, give it a name, a family, and a verdict, and keep a short household line about why you sorted it that way. Your note does not replace a built-in card. If you delete a note later, older log lines keep the name they already saved.

Privacy

This page is the privacy note for Peelwise Coop, written by Diana Brown on 20 October 2026. I am the person responsible for the app and for this page.

Peelwise Coop asks you for no account and no profile. The yard count, scrap names, household lines, and share log you choose to enter are used to show your own cards, spoon slips, and week. I do not sell that information. I do not use it for advertising. I do not ask you to hand it to me.

Peelwise Coop reads your device identifier for personal in-app analytics only, so I can see how the kitchen cards are used on your own device and improve the experience. The device identifier is not tied to your name, is not shared with advertisers, and is not sold. You can refuse this tracking in the system prompt the first time you open the app, or change it later in your device settings.

To measure these personal analytics, Peelwise Coop uses the AppsFlyer SDK as a processor. AppsFlyer receives your device identifier and a small amount of technical device information (such as model, system version, language, and time zone) so it can attribute an install and count simple in-app events on my behalf. AppsFlyer does not receive your scrap notes, your share log, or the yard size you entered in the app. If you decline tracking in the system prompt, AppsFlyer receives a zeroed device identifier. You can read the AppsFlyer privacy note at appsflyer.com/legal/services-privacy-policy.

You can clear the share log, your scrap notes, and the yard size from Quiet settings. Built-in cards stay, because they are part of the app rather than something you typed.

Peelwise Coop is not directed at children, and it is not a place to store health, location, or payment details. Please do not put those in a kitchen line.

If I change this note, I will update the date above and keep the same page address. Questions about the app or about this privacy note can come to the address below.