shotmeal - calorie tracker

Checked against real food data After the AI recognises your food and its portion, shotmeal now checks the calories and nutrients against the USDA food database and uses the reference values when they fit — so a bowl of rice or a chicken breast gets real-world numbers. Your plate as a ruler Tell shotmeal how big your plates are (Settings → AI). When a plate is in the photo, the AI uses it to judge portion sizes. Help improve estimates When you adjust an AI estimate before saving, shotmeal can share the correction anonymously — food names and numbers only, never photos or who you are — so estimates get better for everyone. You can turn it off in Settings → AI. Request a feature Got an idea? Send it from Settings → Help & feedback. We read every request and reply right in the app. Get help Something not working? Open a ticket, add screenshots and chat with us in a thread. When we answer, the app lets you know. A live household Shared diaries now update by themselves while the app is open — a meal your partner logs shows up within seconds, no refresh needed. Everyone's own nutrients Looking at someone else's diary shows their nutrients and targets, not yours. People you track on your phone can have their own nutrient settings too. Track what you drink Turn on liquids tracking and log water with one tap — +2 dl, +3 dl, whatever you pour — with Undo if you slip. Juice, milk or beer count toward your calories too. Each person gets their own daily goal, based on EFSA reference values (sources in the app). Scan a barcode Point the camera at a packaged product and shotmeal fills in its calories and nutrients from Open Food Facts. Pick the serving, the whole pack or any amount. Free, no AI, no account. Edit every nutrient Protein, carbs, fat or sodium look off? Tap an item and correct any value by hand; the meal's totals follow. Filter by meal Tap Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner or Snack on Today to see just those meals — tap again to see the whole day. A Liquids pill shows what you drank.