What is Provato used for?
Provato is used to track places, products, events, and routines you tried or want
to try. It is designed for people who revisit things over time and want a clear
history of ratings, notes, dates, locations, photos, and custom details.
How are repeat visits handled?
Each log adds to the same item timeline, so old notes and ratings are not replaced.
Is Provato free?
Provato has a free plan that supports up to five items. Provato Plus removes the
item limit with a one-time purchase instead of a recurring subscription.
Does Provato support wishlists, fields, and filters?
Yes. Save want-to-try items, then add tags, custom fields, search, and filters when
your history gets deeper.
Does Provato require an account or cloud sync?
No Provato account is required. Your library and preferences sync through iCloud
when the app is signed with its iCloud container and iCloud is available on your
device.
Can I keep a restaurant log offline with Provato?
Provato is a local-first iPhone app for tracking restaurants, cafes, and dishes you
tried or want to try, storing data on device with optional iCloud sync and no
account required.
Can I save places to try in a private wishlist?
Provato lets you save a place to a private wishlist and later log a visit with a
rating, note, date, price, and photo, all without an account, a public profile, or
a social feed.
Is Provato a private alternative to Beli or Yelp?
If you want a private record of your own visits, Provato may fit. It keeps ratings,
notes, prices, and photos in a personal timeline, without a public profile or
social feed. Provato Plus is a one-time purchase, not a subscription.