Photograph a whole meal
Recognize multiple foods at once and organize names, portions, calories, and nutrition estimates.
Photo or text. The whole meal.
Photograph a full meal or type what you ate. Foodle organizes each food, calorie and nutrition estimate, then makes daily records, your energy target, and longer-term trends easy to understand.
Recognize multiple foods at once and organize names, portions, calories, and nutrition estimates.
No photo needed. Quickly add a drink, snack, or any meal by typing what you ate.
Change a food's name, portion, or preparation, then re-analyze nutrition from your correction.
Review a personalized energy target, daily meal journal, trends, and meal calendar.
One photo. The whole meal.
A bento box, a shared meal, or a table full of dishes should not require one photo at a time. Foodle identifies multiple foods in the same image, estimates each item separately, then brings them together as one meal.
No photo? Type it in.
Type the foods you ate and Foodle turns the text into a meal with nutrition estimates. Drinks, snacks, and meals you forgot to photograph can all be added later.
Correct it. Recalculate it.
When you change a food's name, portion, or preparation, Foodle treats your edit as a constraint and re-analyzes the original image. Updated nutrition for every item and the whole meal appears as a preview first.
Designed to feel light
Foodle brings photos, nutrition, and time into one calm interface. Daily records show today; your personalized energy target, trends, and meal calendar help put a longer stretch of time in perspective.
Foodle Plus
Foodle Plus includes full statistics, more recognition allowance, Apple sign-in, and cloud sync. Current benefits are shown on the in-app subscription screen.
Privacy at Foodle
Foodle does not sell personal data, show ads, or track you across apps. With your permission, Foodle reads weight, resting energy, and active energy from Apple Health to calculate a personalized energy target. Read the full policy to understand how Foodle handles your information.
Nutrition and energy data are estimates for general wellness tracking, not medical advice.
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