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Track your food intake with detailed source information for every calorie and macronutrient. Log meals by typing, scanning barcodes, or searching, and monitor your protein goals and medication usage. Sync weight data and integrate with AI assistants for comprehensive health awareness.
What's New in Macroline
1.10.18
November 8, 2026
New in this update: - Links open again. On iPhone, Email support, Help & FAQ, food source pages and the other links in the app did nothing. Now they open. - Describe says when it guessed. Leave an amount vague, like "a small bowl", and "Estimated amount, check it" shows under Servings. Small amounts, like a teaspoon of milk, are no longer rounded up to a quarter serving. - Foods found by AI research now always show as estimates, never as verified. - Next dose updates as soon as you log a dose, skips a dose you've already logged, and shows no countdown while a medication is paused. - Doses you log keep the time zone you logged them in. After a flight, each dose still shows on the day you took it. - Tick off a missed dose on a later day and it's saved at the time it was due, not when you ticked it. - Every few days: Next dose counts from the first dose you log on that schedule, and a dose taken a day late no longer moves the ones after it. - The Morning brief is now the Daily brief. In More, turn it on or off and pick the time it arrives. - Signing out ends your session on our server and clears your diary, health numbers, widget and pending notifications from this phone. Your Apple Health settings stay with your account for when you sign back in. Deleting your account clears those too, along with your reminder and brief settings. - We corrected the serving size or nutrition on thousands of packaged foods from USDA's branded database. Plus small fixes and improvements.
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What is Macroline's primary function?
Macroline is a health and fitness app designed to help users track their food intake, focusing on calories, macronutrients, and the specific sources of this nutritional data. It also allows for tracking GLP-1 medications, side effects, and body metrics.
How does Macroline handle food logging?
Macroline offers multiple logging methods, including typing natural language descriptions (e.g., 'grilled chicken with brown rice'), scanning barcodes, and searching its extensive database. Users can also save frequent meals for quick re-logging.
Does Macroline offer a free version?
Yes, Macroline has a free tier that includes search, scan, manual logging, recents, weight tracking, medication tracking, Apple Health sync, and a protein calculator, with 3 AI-powered 'Describe' parses per day.
What are the Pro features in Macroline?
Macroline Pro offers unlimited 'Describe' AI meal parsing, cross-source food research capabilities, MCP integration for AI assistants, and priority support. These features are available through a monthly or yearly subscription.
What is the pricing for Macroline Pro?
Macroline Pro is available for $4.99 per month or $39.99 per year, offering a 33% saving on the annual plan. Both plans include a 7-day free trial and auto-renew unless canceled 24 hours prior to the end of the period.
Does Macroline have ads?
No, Macroline is ad-free. The app's privacy policy states there are no third-party analytics or ad SDKs, and user data is not sold.
What devices does Macroline support?
Macroline is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It also runs in a web browser at my.macroline.app, allowing diary access across devices.
How often is Macroline updated?
The latest version of Macroline is 1.10.18, and it was last updated on November 8, 2026. This indicates a consistent update schedule for the application.






