Know what’s on your plate.

Snap a meal for a quick calorie and macro estimate, then review, adjust, and learn from your habits.

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Editable estimates, built for everyday food logging.

Just snap. We’ll handle the rest.

FoodSnap gives you a useful starting point—calories, protein, carbs, and fat—with editable results for portions and ingredients.

1
Take a clear photo
Photograph your meal or choose an image you already have.
2
Review the estimate
See the identified food, serving estimate, calories, and macros together.
3
Adjust and log
Correct ingredients or portions before adding the meal to your diary.

Everything your food routine needs.

Move from a single meal estimate to a food log that helps you notice patterns over time.

Photo, barcode, or manual

Choose the input that fits the meal in front of you.

Goals and clear charts

Follow calories, macros, water, and meal history without spreadsheet work.

Plan what comes next

Build a weekly meal plan and get practical meal ideas from your preferences.

Your numbers stay editable

Food and portion estimates are starting points, so you remain in control.

Optional Apple Health sync

On iPhone, decide whether to share supported nutrition data with Apple Health.

Made for real routines

Favorites, reminders, fasting, and dark mode help the app fit your day.

Food, explained without the noise.

Our guides turn reliable nutrition references into practical explanations about calories, macros, portions, and meal planning.

Useful first. Careful with claims.Explore the FoodSnap journal

Start with what you want to understand.

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Photo calorie counter

What a food photo can—and cannot—estimate.

Macro tracker

A clearer view of protein, carbs, and fat.

AI meal planner

Turn your preferences into a practical weekly plan.

Before your first scan.

Does a photo give an exact calorie count?

No. A photo provides an estimate based on visible foods and portions. Review and edit the result whenever you know more.

Can I log food without taking a photo?

Yes. You can add meals manually, scan supported barcodes, reuse history, or select a photo from your library.

Is FoodSnap medical or dietary advice?

No. FoodSnap is a general food-logging and education tool. It does not diagnose conditions or replace advice from a qualified professional.

Is FoodSnap available on iPhone and Android?

Yes. You can find FoodSnap on the App Store and Google Play.

A clearer food log starts with one photo.

Download FoodSnap and turn today’s meals into a routine you can actually understand.