Calorie tracking, without the data entry
Snap it.
Or just say it.
A photo or one sentence becomes calories and macros in about five seconds. No database to search, no scale on the counter.
Try it — type what you ate
This is exactly what the app shows before you save — including the portion switch. Wrong dish? In the app you fix it with one more sentence.
- ~5 s
- to log a meal
- 12
- languages
- $0
- barcode scanning, forever
- 0
- photos stored
How it works
Three steps, and two of them are optional
The only step you cannot skip is the first one, and it takes a sentence.
- 01
Say it or snap it
One sentence — “two eggs and toast with butter” — or a photo of the plate.
- 02
Check the portion
Three sizes, one tap. The app shows what it assumed before anything is saved.
- 03
It's logged
Calories and macros land on today's screen. Wrong? Fix it in one more sentence.
Five seconds, then it's done
No forms, no searching a database of 400 kinds of yoghurt. Speak, snap or scan — the app writes the entry.
Why people stay
The tracker you don't quit
Most food diaries die in week two, and always for the same reason: logging costs more than it gives back.
Say it or snap it
One sentence, one photo. About five seconds per meal instead of two minutes of tapping.
Wrong? Fix it in one line
“It was a latte with oat milk, large.” The entry is corrected — and the app remembers your version.
Barcodes stay free
Every packaged product, scanned from the label. Free forever — we're not putting that behind a paywall.
Private by construction
Works offline and without an account. Photos are sent for recognition and never stored.
Progress you can see
Weight trend, streaks, a weekly report that explains why your number looks the way it does.
Free, no sign-up
Calculators that use the same maths as the app
Mifflin–St Jeor for energy, ISSN targets for protein — the formulas dietitians use, shown openly on every page.
Where we're wrong
An estimate is an estimate
A photo can't see the oil in the pan and a sentence doesn't mention it. So we show you what we assumed, in portions you recognise, before anything is saved.
The fix isn't more AI. It's letting you correct it in one sentence — and remembering what you said.
That correction becomes your personal dictionary entry, so the same dish is right the next time without asking anyone.
Start with today's lunch
Free to use, no card. Premium lifts the daily AI limits when you want more.
$5.99/month · $49.99/year · cancel anytime