Take a photo, see the parts
The plate is not one number; bun, patty and sauce sit on their own lines. Tap anything you didn't eat and the total drops.
Calories with a source.
Nutrition tracking for people who care about what they eat. Barcode and search work offline — 441,373 packaged foods and 12,568 prepared dishes live on your phone. Take a photo and the plate is broken into its parts: oil, sauce and dressing on their own lines.
Try it with 9 free photos — no card, nothing that starts charging on its own. Barcode, search, target and the fasting timer are free forever. There are no ads.
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453,941USDA food records — on the phone
0.011 msbarcode lookup (measured on a real device)
29nutrients — vitamins and minerals included
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Eight jobs, one purpose: knowing what you ate.
Seven of them need no connection. Only the photo feature uses the network — and only when you press the button.
Fasting timer — free
An intermittent fasting timer. No streaks, no advice — it counts, and that is all. It never tells you when to eat. Finish a fast and a short star appears.
Search by name
Barcode and search, both offline: 441,373 packaged foods and 12,568 prepared dishes on the phone. A missing value is shown as “—”.
Set your target
The daily target uses the Mifflin–St Jeor equation. The formula and its year are named on screen — you can see where the number came from.
Say it, don’t type it
Tap the mic in Search and say “two eggs and a slice of toast”. Your phone turns the speech into text — the audio never leaves it and is not saved. If your phone cannot do that on the device, the feature stays off; we would rather not send your voice to a server.
See what you lost, don't guess it
Every time you save the Target screen, the weight you typed is kept with that day's date. As weeks pass you get a curve and a single line: “90.3 → 88.4 kg over 4 weeks, −0.46 a week”. No celebration, no streak, no badge — a measurement. We never show the difference between two days: daily weight swings ±1–2 kg with water and salt, a weekly average does not. The chart does not start at zero, so both ends of the scale are printed on screen in numbers.
Water counter — fill the ring, get the star
Add a glass, watch the ring fill. The moment you hit the goal, a big amber star blooms in the middle of the screen and fades. The goal is yours: one tap moves it between 4 and 16 glasses — a habit target, not a prescription. The same reward is waiting on your step goal and on every fast you finish.
Your steps, beside your food
Steps, distance and a rough estimate of what you burned — day by day. Not added to your daily target, because the target already includes the activity level you chose; counting the same walk twice would quietly inflate it. Its real job is different: if weeks of walking turn out far above or far below what you picked, you fix the activity level instead. One day misleads; the shape of a week tells the truth.
What can you actually do with it?
The features are listed one by one below. The right column says whether each is free or part of the subscription.
| What | How it works | Who |
|---|---|---|
| Barcode scanning | Hold the package up to the camera. 441,373 U.S. grocery products live inside the phone; no connection needed, it works on a plane. | Free |
| Search by name | 12,568 prepared dishes plus every packaged product. Foods whose name says pork or alcohol are not in the app, in search or in barcode scan. Where the source has no value, the field is left empty and shown as “—”. | Free |
| Photo estimate | The plate is not one number; bun, patty and sauce sit on their own lines. Tap what you did not eat and the total drops. This is an estimate and it is shown in the estimate colour. | 9 to try 15 a day |
| Voice logging | Say “two eggs and a slice of bread”. Your phone turns the speech into text. If your phone cannot do that on-device the feature stays off — we do not send audio to a server. | Subscriber |
| Daily target | From height, weight, age, sex and activity level with the Mifflin–St Jeor (1990) equation. The name and year of the formula are printed on the screen. Don't like it? Type your own number. | Free |
| Calories and macros | Daily totals, meal by meal. Unknown values are left out of the sum and you are told how many entries are missing data. | Free |
| Every nutrient | Vitamins and minerals with % Daily Value, based on the FDA reference values used on U.S. food labels. | Subscription |
| Fasting timer | 8 and 12 hours ready to go, or your own length. No streaks, no advice about when to eat — it counts. Finish a fast and a short star appears. | Free |
| Step counter | Steps, distance and roughly how much you burned. On Android we read the daily total from Health Connect (read only — we never write anything back). It is not added to your daily target: your target already includes the activity level you picked. Hit 10,000 and the star blooms. | Today History |
| Target correction | After 14 days: if the median of your walking is above the activity level you picked, it suggests raising your target. It does not suggest lowering it — a step counter cannot see cycling, swimming or weights, and telling a cyclist to eat less because they walked little could leave them hungry. | Subscription |
| Weight tracking | Each save keeps the weight you typed with that day's date. A curve plus your weekly change. Because daily weight moves with water and salt, we use a weekly average, never the gap between two days. | Recording History |
| Water counter | Add a glass and fill the ring. Hit the goal and an amber star blooms in the middle of the screen. The goal is yours — 4 to 16 glasses, one tap. A habit target, not a prescription. | Free |
| Backups | Export your diary as a single file and restore it on a new phone. The file stays with you; it never passes through a server of ours. | Free |
And what we deliberately do not do
- No account. No email, no password, no sign-in screen.
- No ads, no advertising ID, no trackers, no crash reporter.
- We do not tell you to lose weight. How much you should eat is a medical decision; we show you the measurement.
- No streaks. We celebrate the goal you hit, but we will never hold “12 days in a row” over your head — a day you miss should not manufacture guilt.
- No location, contacts or external-storage permission.
- We do not send your voice anywhere. On a phone that cannot convert it on-device, the feature stays off.
- No free trial that quietly starts charging. We do not ask for a card.
- Your entries are kept. They are recorded whether you pay or not.
Five minutes on day one.
No setup flow, no consent wall. The app opens on your diary; permissions are asked only the first time you use that screen.
1
Set the target
Height, weight, age, sex, activity level. The number at the top is not a ceiling: it is the point where your weight stays roughly where it is. The same tap also records your weight with today's date.
2
Add the food
If it has a package, the barcode is fastest. Otherwise search by name, or tap the mic and say it. If the plate is complicated, photograph it.
3
Fix the portion
Tap the entry and change the grams — the nutrients scale proportionally. On a photo, remove the parts you did not eat.
4
Close the day
Look at the total. Water is there if you added any, the fasting timer is there if you started one. None of them nags you.
5
Look at the weeks
The weight curve and the step history are the only things that tell you whether the target is working. After two weeks of readings the weekly change appears.
The same guide is inside the app: tap “How it works · privacy · where the numbers come from” at the bottom of the Today screen. It is not a tour that blocks you on launch — it is a section you open when you want it.
Where the numbers come from
Barcode and search results come from USDA FoodData Central, the US Department of Agriculture's public-domain database. A photo estimate is produced by an AI model; it is an estimate, not a measurement.
- Entries can be corrected. Tap a part you did not eat and the total drops.
- The plate is broken into parts — oil and sauce show up on their own lines.
- The cooking method is shown — frying can raise the calories considerably.
- The distinction is on screen: it says a photo number is an estimate, not a USDA reading.
Barcode and search are based on USDA data;
a photo number is an estimate.
What leaves your phone
The app asks for no account. Only the following leaves your phone:
- The meal photo you take — it goes to the model so it can produce the estimate. To answer the question you asked, and nothing else.
- A random device number — it counts how many photos that phone sent today and is deleted after 7 days. It is not an advertising identifier.
- Your subscription record (subscribers only) — the App Store's signed record of your subscription travels with the photo. Our server checks the signature and that the subscription is active, and keeps only a one-way code made from it.
- A result you report (Android only) — if you tap Report this result under a photo estimate, the reason you pick and the estimate go to our server. No photo and no device number go with it; it is deleted after 90 days.
None of it is used for advertising or personalisation; there is no analytics package, no crash reporter and no advertising identifier in the app. Your diary, your target, your searches, your steps, your weight, your water count and what you say out loud never leave your phone.
On Android we read your steps from Health Connect — read only, we never write anything back. The number we read stays on the phone.
Details are in
the privacy policy.
What you get, and what you don’t.
Plans and prices are below.
Your first 7 days: everything is open
The clock starts the moment you first open the app. For 7 days every paid feature is open — voice logging, day-by-day history, the full nutrient breakdown, step and weight history. For photos, you get 9 photos in total for the week. No card is asked for, and nothing starts charging on its own. When the 7 days end those features simply close until you choose to subscribe.
Free — forever
$0
- Barcode scanning — unlimited, offline
- Search 441,373 foods + 12,568 dishes — unlimited, offline
- Calories, macros, daily totals
- Daily calorie target (Mifflin–St Jeor)
- Fasting timer
- Step counter — steps, distance and estimated burn for the day
- Water counter
- Recording your weight
- 9 photos to try it
Yearly
$99.99/year
The same 12 months paid monthly comes to $155.88.
$55.89
Works out to $8.33 a month.
- Everything in Free
- 15 photo analyses every day
- Every nutrient — vitamins, minerals, % Daily Value
- Day-by-day calorie history — what you ate on any past day, and the total
- Voice logging — speech never leaves your phone
- Step history day by day — and whether the activity level you picked matches how much you actually walk
- Weight history — the chart and your weekly change
- Ad-free — there are no ads in the app
Today's number is free, the history is paid. But your entries are kept either way — subscribe whenever you like and the whole history is there, with nothing to re-enter.
Monthly
$12.99/month
- Everything in the yearly plan
- Month to month — cancel any time
Twelve of these come to $155.88; the yearly plan is $55.89 less.
What you are not agreeing to
- No card to try it. The 9 trial photos need nothing from you.
- Nothing starts charging on its own. You choose to subscribe.
- No account, no email, no ads, no trackers.
- If you stop paying, the app keeps working — barcode, search, target and fasting stay free.
- Your entries are kept. While you are not subscribed what you eat, your steps and your weight keep being recorded on your phone; what you pay for is seeing the history, not keeping it — the day you subscribe, every past day is already there.
- Your price is locked. As long as your subscription stays active, what you pay today is what you keep paying; any future increase applies to new subscribers only.
For barcode and search, the source is USDA.
Barcode and search results are based on USDA FoodData Central, the US Department of Agriculture's public database. User-submitted data is not used.
The database lives inside the app and needs no connection. Packaged foods show brand, portion and calories; vitamins and minerals are part of the subscription.
When the source has no value, you see “—”. The screen also says when a number is a photo estimate rather than a USDA reading.
What you eat stays with you.
There is no account. We do not ask for your name, email or phone — there is nowhere to sign up. Your diary, your body details and your searches never leave your phone.
- The only things that leave are a meal photo you take (with a random device number for the day's count) and, on Android, a result you choose to report, when you press the button.
- Our server does not store the photo; it only passes it to the model.
- No ads, no analytics, no tracking. No advertising identifier.
- On Android, the app requests exactly five permissions: camera, internet, microphone, read-only step access in Health Connect, and Google Play's billing permission for subscriptions. Steps and the microphone are asked for when you first use that screen.