Scan any jar
Point at the barcode and the pickle pops up. Homemade or craft jar with no barcode? Snap a photo or type it in.
The Dill Diary is the free app for pickle people: scan a jar, score it on crunch, sour, garlic, heat and brine, collect pickle cards, and play five new pickle games every day. Try four of them right here.
Four games from the app, playable now. Finish all four to earn the Founding Taster badge, then save it to your account when the app arrives.
The Dill Diary is a free pickle rating app for iPhone and Android, launching spring 2027. Scan any jar, rate it on five pickle traits, and build a collection of every pickle you've ever tried.
Point at the barcode and the pickle pops up. Homemade or craft jar with no barcode? Snap a photo or type it in.
Crunch, sour, garlic, heat and brine, scored with quick taps, plus an overall out of 10 and a note.
Every rating becomes a card. Store brands are common, craft jars are rare, festival pickles are legendary.
Rate five pickles to unlock your Pickle Personality card, earn badges and share your card to your story.
Pickle-dle, Jar Jumble, Fact or Fable, the Puzz-Dill jigsaw and Brine Time, with one shared daily streak.
Start a virtual jar, check in for 7 days, and open a one-of-a-kind pickle card. Miss a day and it loses crunch.
52 seasonal recipes, from fridge pickles to dill pickle soup, each with a food-safety box.
Pickle festivals, kraut fests, eating contests and the New Year's Eve pickle drop, sorted by distance.
15 exhibits on pickle history, each stamped True Story or Legend, unlocked as you play.
The pickle styles you'll rate most, in one line each.
The Dill Diary is a free pickle rating app for iPhone and Android. You scan a jar, rate the pickle on crunch, sour, garlic, heat and brine, and collect every pickle you try as a card. It also has five daily pickle games, a weekly recipe and a map of pickle festivals.
Yes. The Dill Diary is built just for pickles. Most food rating apps cover everything; The Dill Diary rates pickles on the five traits pickle fans actually argue about: crunch, sour, garlic, heat and brine.
The Dill Diary launches on the App Store and Google Play in spring 2027. Join the free waitlist at dilldiary.com to get an email the day it's ready.
Yes. Scanning, rating, collecting and all five daily games are free. There are no ads in the first version.
Score five traits from 1 to 5: crunch (how loud the snap is), sour (how much pucker), garlic, heat and brine (how salty and juicy). Then give it an overall score out of 10. The Dill Diary uses this scale, and you can try it on this page with Rate-a-Pickle.
Yes. If a jar has no barcode, or the barcode isn't in the database, you can snap a photo or type the name. Pickles that aren't in the database count as rare cards.
Five daily games: Pickle-dle (guess the pickle from clues), Jar Jumble (make words from a pickle term), Fact or Fable (spot the true pickle facts), Puzz-Dill (a daily jigsaw) and Brine Time (ferment a virtual jar for 7 days). Finishing any one keeps your daily streak alive.
National Pickle Day in the United States is November 14. In 2026 it falls on a Saturday, and it is day one of The Dill Diary's daily puzzles.
Both are fermented in salt brine, not vinegar. A half-sour ferments for a short time, so it stays bright green, crisp and mild. A full sour ferments longer, turning olive green, softer and much more sour.
The Dill Diary is made by Funbox Games LLC. You can reach a real person at [email protected].
One email when the app is ready to download. That's it.