What did you eat?
Add a photo or type a description. You can edit it later.
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Logging alcohol
You can also log alcohol with a photo. Take a photo of a can, bottle, or glass to analyze it.
Including the can’s nutrition label helps refine the estimate.
Without a photo, enter the drink type and number of drinks, such as “two 12 fl oz beers,” to log Calories and pure alcohol the same way.
Without a photo, enter the drink type and number of drinks, such as “two 12 fl oz beers,” to log Calories and pure alcohol the same way.
Beer, 12 fl oz: about 150 Calories · about 14 g of pure alcohol
Red wine, 5 fl oz: about 125 Calories · about 14 g of pure alcohol
Pure alcohol = volume (ml) × ABV (%) × 0.8. One U.S. standard drink has 14 g of pure alcohol
(NIAAA).
Photo tips
Take the photo from above or at a 45-degree angle in good lighting
Fit the whole meal in the frame
Including a fork, spoon, or 12 fl oz can gives a size reference for estimating portions
For packaged foods, a photo of the Nutrition Facts label lets you log the printed values
From the label · Printed values
Matched to USDA FoodData Central
AI estimate · From photo
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Items left unlogged for 48 hours are automatically deleted along with their photos
To delete an item now, tap “Delete”.
These don’t count toward your analysis limit. Retake the photo or type a description.
Describe what you ate
Portion sizes, cooking methods, and exact product names help identify the food.
Typed entries are labeled “Text estimate” and have a wider margin of error than photos, especially for fat and sodium
(text doesn’t capture breading, absorbed oil, or unseen seasonings).
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Meal
Where it’s from
We picked the meal based on the photo time. Tap to change it. “Where it’s from” is used to show patterns in your reports.
Amount eaten (entire entry)
If you ate everything, leave “All” selected. Change it only if you left some food.
This applies to the entire entry. To change an individual quantity, tap the item below.
Include the net weight, usually on the front of the package or near the Nutrition Facts label, in a new photo to calculate values for the whole package.
If you know how much you ate, you can enter that amount here instead.
Retake the photo straight on in good light, with the label filling the frame, to update the entry with the printed values.
If you log without retaking the photo, the values below will be saved as read. You can tap an item to edit its Calories manually.
You can tap an item to edit its quantity,
name, Calories, or delete just that item.
Did you mean this?
Tap to use label values.
Edit item name
Edit Calories per item
Calories
To change the name too, enter both values, then tap “Apply name.”
Protein, Total fat, Total carbohydrate, Sodium, and other nutrients are adjusted proportionally. The source changes to “Manual entry.”
Did you mean this?
Tap to use label values.
Did you mean this food?
Tap to use USDA FoodData Central values.
If you don’t select one, the current values stay.
Changing the name looks up the food again in USDA FoodData Central and recalculates its nutrients.
If no match is found, an AI estimate is used. You can edit Calories manually above.