Ate That

Ate That

Press. Speak. Calories logged.

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Released
June 3, 2026
Updated
September 19, 2026

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Ate That is a fast, voice-first meal tracker for people who want calorie awareness without turning every meal into homework. No typing. No need to open the app. Use Push-to-eat from the Action Button, Lock Screen, or Control Center. Say what you ate, submit it, and Ate That calculates calories, protein, fat, carbohydrates, and alcohol. You can also start recording directly from the app. Ate That is built around useful approximation, not fake precision. Food labels, recipes, restaurant portions, and calorie charts are estimates too. The goal is to help you notice what you eat, keep a consistent record, and build a more mindful daily habit. Features: • Voice-first meal logging • Action Button, Lock Screen, and Control Center support • Dynamic Island and Live Activity progress • Estimated calories, macronutrients, and alcoholic drinks • Food variety and preparation options • Editable portion weight and calorie density • Daily calorie target • Weekly calorie overview • Synced meal history and detailed ingredient breakdowns • Voice-based meal editing • Adjust meal time or delete entries • Optional Apple Health export for calories and nutrients • Food-name translation based on your device language • Sign in with Apple Your meal history is stored with your Ate That account so it can be restored after reinstalling or changing devices. Submitted audio is removed immediately after the meal has been processed. Your first 50 meal logs are free, with no card required. Subscribe only when you want unlimited meal logging, with monthly and yearly plans available. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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What's New in Ate That

1.9

September 19, 2026

Meal logging is now smarter and more accurate, with improved food matching and more consistent nutrition estimates—especially for new or complex foods. We’ve also improved processing reliability when a meal needs a second look.

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