EatTally
AI photo calorie counter
About
Effortlessly track your calorie and nutrient intake by simply taking photos of your meals or menus. AI identifies foods, estimates nutritional values, and provides personalized coaching and goal setting.
What's New in EatTally
2
September 1, 2026
Upgraded AI model for better accuracy. Fixed minor UI display. Fixed scan barcode inaccuracy and option to change it.
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FAQ
How does EatTally count calories?
EatTally uses AI to identify foods from photos of your meals and estimates their calorie and nutrient content. You can also log food by describing it, scanning barcodes, or entering details manually.
Is EatTally free to use?
Yes, EatTally is free to use. Barcode scanning and manual logging are always free. For AI features like photo scanning and coaching, you can earn credits by watching short ads or receive free credits periodically.
Does EatTally have ads?
Yes, EatTally contains advertisements. You can watch short ads to earn credits for using AI features, which helps keep the core functionality free.
Can EatTally help me lose weight?
Yes, EatTally helps you achieve your weight goals by setting personalized daily calorie and macro targets using the Mifflin–St Jeor formula. It provides guidance on what to eat to meet your targets.
What devices does EatTally support?
EatTally is currently supported on iPhone devices. It is designed with privacy in mind, keeping your food log and weight history on your device.
How often is EatTally updated?
The latest version of EatTally is 2, and it was last updated on September 1, 2026. Updates typically include improvements to AI accuracy and new features.
Is my data private with EatTally?
EatTally is designed for privacy. No account or login is required, and your food log and weight history remain on your iPhone. Only the specific meal photo or description you choose for AI analysis is sent for processing.
What if the AI makes a mistake in calorie counting?
The app states that AI can make mistakes, and nutrition values are estimates for general informational use. It is not intended as medical or dietary advice. You can edit all estimated numbers before saving your log.