Snap a photo, say it out loud, or jot a few words — Eatlytics estimates the calories and macros for you. The boring part of tracking disappears; the part that changes how you eat stays.
Photo, voice, or text. A multimodal AI turns any of them into calories and macros — in seconds, not minutes.
A plain-English daily read, recurring offenders, and the one small change worth trying. Guidance, not a spreadsheet.
Turn any meal, goal, or week into a polished square or story card — without ever opening a design app.
Three steps, about five seconds. The only AI you'll think about is the one doing your data entry.
Point your camera at the meal, or just talk — "a burger and fries." One tap.
AI fills in items, portions and macros. Glance it over, tweak anything, confirm.
The meal lands instantly — rings update, calories left recalculate. Back to your day.
Two things quietly break every nutrition app. Eatlytics is built to fix both.
Logging is the means. This is the payoff — what Eatlytics shows you once the day is done.
Eatlytics reads how your week actually went and explains it in plain English — your hardest weekday, the foods that keep showing up, and the single change worth making.
A macro heatmap shows every day at once; pattern cards break down when you eat, which days run high, and where your calories actually come from.
Any meal or any week — exported as a designed square or 9:16 story, straight from the app.
14-day recap: logged all 14 days, stayed on track 12 days, and averaged 142g protein.
Five tabs of thoughtful, iOS-native detail. A few of the things you'll reach for daily.
Meal photos are sent securely to estimate your nutrition and stored with your account — never sold, and yours to delete any time.
The AI estimates your meals — it doesn't learn from your data or sell it on.
Wipe everything from Settings in a tap. No exit interview, no dark patterns.
Free to download, with a 1-week free trial. Your first meal is logged before you'd have finished searching a database.
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