Easily track your daily food intake by photographing meals to estimate calories and macronutrients. Set personalized fitness goals, plan weekly meals with recipes, and generate shopping lists. Monitor your weight progress and save favorite recipes.
1.8.1
November 4, 2026
New: track your water intake and customize meal reminders. Photo analysis now reveals foods progressively. We have improved manual meal logging, nutrition editing and navigation.
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CookEat uses photo recognition to estimate calories, protein, carbs, and fats in your meals. You can then review and correct the detected foods and portions for accuracy.
Yes, you can set goals for weight loss, muscle gain, or maintenance. The app helps tailor your daily calorie and protein targets based on your activity and training routine.
CookEat offers Weekly ($3.99), Monthly ($14.99), and Yearly ($29.99 or $35.99) subscription plans. The Annual Premium plan includes a 7-day free trial.
No, CookEat does not provide medical advice. The nutrition values are estimates, and the app does not guarantee specific weight outcomes.
The latest version is 1.8.1, and the app was last updated on November 4, 2026. Updates typically include new features and improvements.
CookEat is supported on iPhone and iPad devices.
Yes, you can save recipes and import meal ideas from videos. You can also create custom foods if they are missing from the app's list.
CookEat does not contain advertisements. Its premium features are unlocked through a subscription.
