Effortlessly track your calorie intake by simply taking a photo of your meal. The app uses AI to estimate calories, protein, carbs, and fat, with options for manual logging and barcode scanning. It helps you stay within your personalized daily budget and track your progress.
1.2.0
August 20, 2026
Your food, in more detail — and a few things you asked for. - Didn't finish your meal? Photograph what's left, or say it in your own words, and the log adjusts down. Take the rest home and it waits in the fridge until you log it. - Every scan now records fiber, total sugar and sodium alongside protein, carbs and fat. Meals logged before this update honestly say "not recorded" rather than pretending they were zero. - Fix results: tell the scanner what it got wrong in plain words and it tries again. - New on Progress: where your calories actually go by meal, your beverages, and every metric you record — each with Week, Month, 3M, Year and All. - The weight chart scrolls back as far as you do, and pulls your history from Apple Health. - Your whole exercise history, not just this week. - Tap Eaten, Earned, Budget or Cal Left to see exactly where the number came from. - Gentle reminders before each meal that cancel themselves the moment you log. - Missed a day? The app finds the gaps and helps you fill them without breaking a promise you actually kept. - A summary you can hand your doctor, as a PDF. - Photographing a glass of wine no longer says there's no food in the picture.
MoreUnlimited AI meal scans and progress photos.
The app uses the Mifflin-St Jeor equation, considering your height, weight, age, sex, and activity level to calculate your daily calorie budget. This budget will not drop below 1,200 calories.
Yes, you can log meals by scanning barcodes or manually entering food items. This is a free feature available to all users.
Yes, the app integrates with Apple Health to automatically track calories burned from exercise, which contributes to your daily calorie budget.
The Pro version offers unlimited AI meal scans and progress photos. A 7-day free trial is available before the subscription renews.
You can cancel your Pro subscription at any time through the app's Settings menu. The subscription will continue until the end of the current billing period.
Yes, progress photos are stored locally on your device and in your private iCloud, never uploaded to the developer. Meal photos are only used for calorie estimation and are not linked to your personal information.
The app was last updated on August 12, 2026, indicating active development. Version 1.1.0 is the latest release.
The app is available for iPhone and iPad, indicated by its support for these devices.
