Say what you ate. That's the whole app.
No barcodes. No scrolling a database of 4,000 kinds of bread. Describe the meal the way you'd describe it to a friend — or take a photo — and the numbers work themselves out.
- Protein
- 0g
- Carbs
- 0g
- Fat
- 0g
Every other app makes you find the food, pick the portion, then confirm. That's around forty taps a day. This is one sentence.
The part nobody else does
Get it wrong. Just say so.
Estimates are guesses until you correct them. Tell it what it missed, in the same sentence you'd use out loud, and the numbers move.
Your day
Targets calculated, not guessed.
Your daily numbers come from your height, weight, age, activity and goal — using the same equation a dietitian would use, not a number someone picked because it sounds healthy.
Mifflin–St Jeor for your resting rate, multiplied by how active you actually are, adjusted for whether you're losing, holding or building.
Every estimate is also cross-checked against calories ≈ 4P + 4C + 9F, because AI arithmetic drifts.
How it goes
Three steps, and the third one is automatic.
Describe it, or photograph it
"Two scrambled eggs and buttered toast." A photo of your plate works too — it judges portion size from what's around it, so a 12-inch pizza and a 16-inch one don't get the same answer.
Correct it if it's wrong
It asks about portion size when the answer would change materially, and takes your correction as final. Your last word wins.
It's already logged
Against today's targets, on every device you own. Log on your phone at lunch, see it on your iPad that evening.
Built in
The details you'd notice on day three.
Works with no signal
Log in a basement, a gym, a plane. It saves immediately and syncs when you're back — nothing waits on a connection.
Survives a new phone
Your history lives on a server, not in the app. Lose the phone, get a new one, sign in — it's all there.
Learns your regulars
Eat something three times and it becomes a favourite, so your usual breakfast takes four words instead of a sentence.
Reads your activity
Steps, workouts and active energy come from Apple Health, so a heavy training day isn't judged against a rest-day target.
Knows the meal
Breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack is inferred from the clock, and you can change it before it's saved.
Shows the trend
Weekly and monthly views, your most-eaten foods, and where your calories actually come from across the day.
What we don't do
Your food diary is nobody else's business.
Photos aren't kept
A meal photo is analysed and discarded. It's never written to storage. The only copy is the one on your phone.
Health data stays put
Steps, workouts and heart rate are read on your device and never uploaded. Not to us, not to anyone.
Nothing is sold
No ads, no advertisers, no cross-app tracking. Your data is stored in the EU and deleted for good when you delete your account.
Plans
Free is genuinely usable.
Not a trial. Not three days and a paywall. If fifteen meals a day is enough for you, it stays free.
15 meals a day, food logging, and your daily nutrition summary. Enough for most people, most days.
150 a day, photo recognition, Apple Health, and weekly and monthly statistics.
Unlimited logging, full Health sync, data export, and priority support.
Not out yet
It's in testing. Want in early?
NutriAI is being built for iPhone and isn't on the App Store yet. Send a note and you'll get a TestFlight invite when the beta opens.