Every time you mark a dish as cooked, Pantorio keeps a note of it on your phone. The History screen turns those notes into a timeline you can search and a few simple insights about how your household eats.

1. The timeline

The Timeline tab is a private record of everything you have cooked:

Grouped by period: entries are grouped into recent periods such as this week and this month, then older ones.
Search and filter: find a past meal by dish name, or filter by category (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Dessert or your own categories).
Open the recipe: tap an entry to open the dish, check its ingredients and steps, or update its rating.
Undo a mistake: marked something as cooked by accident? Delete the entry from the timeline. The dish’s rest period and your statistics update straight away.

2. Insights

The Insights tab summarises your cooking:

Cooking metrics: total meals cooked, meals this month, meals this week, and how many different dishes you have made.
Forgotten favourite: a dish your household rated 8 or higher that you haven’t cooked for at least 14 days. Tap it to open the recipe and put it back on the plan.
Most cooked dishes: your four most-made dishes, with how often you have cooked each one.
Category breakdown: how your meals spread across your categories, from breakfasts to desserts.
Most shopped: the ingredients you tick off your shopping list most often.

3. How history feeds suggestions

Your cooking history is also what makes suggestions work. The date you last cooked a dish decides when its rest period ends and how far it climbs the list. See How meal suggestions work for the details.

All of this stays on your phone. It is included in your backups, so a restore brings your history back with your recipes.