Photo logging
Snap your plate and move on. Eat estimates calories and macros from the photo so you do not need a perfect search query for every bite.
Features
Everything you need to stay consistent.
Eat is built around the moments that make tracking hard: logging dinner, reading a label, and knowing if today is on track.
Voice logging
Say what you ate. Hands stay free, typing stays optional, and the meal still lands on today.
Label scan
Point at a nutrition label when packaged food is the meal. Fast when the package is clearer than your memory.
Calories and macros at a glance
A simple day view shows calories, protein, carbs, and fat against your goals. Enough to steer. Not a spreadsheet.
Meals, not just items
Group foods into meals, edit them later, and move a meal to another day when plans change.
Food library
Save foods and meals you already eat. Re-log favorites without rebuilding them from scratch.
AI planning
Ask Eat to draft a day from your goals and library. Tweak suggestions, add what fits, skip what does not.
History and trends
Look back across days and weeks so consistency is visible, not just today's ring.
Built for close enough.
Features only matter if you use them after Tuesday. Eat prioritizes speed and clarity over gram-level theater.
Eat
Try the features that stick.
Free on iPhone, Android, and the web.
