One photo recognizes multiple foods
Even a meal with several dishes can be separated into individual foods, portions, and nutrition estimates.
A visual meal journal
See every meal clearlyOne photo. The whole meal.
Take one photo and Foodle can recognize multiple foods in the meal, organize each item and its estimated nutrition, and turn what you eat into a visual journal that is easy to understand.
Automatically re-analyze after a correction
Rename, add, or remove a food and Foodle re-analyzes the original photo using your correction.
Look back on every day
Review meals through a visual journal and weekly view, and gradually understand your own rhythm.
One photo. The whole meal.
Understand multiple foods
from a single photo.
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.
Separate each food
Re-analyze after corrections
Total the whole meal
Correct it. Recalculate it.
If Foodle gets it wrong,
correct it and re-analyze.
When you rename, add, or remove a food, 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.
- 1Edit the foodsRename, add, or remove items
- 2Re-analyzeRecalculate nutrition from the correction
- 3Review and confirmKeep the current result until you approve
Designed to feel light
Not another complicated table.
A record of what you actually ate.
Foodle brings photos, nutrition, and time into one calm interface. Start with today, or return to an earlier meal to refine your record.
App screenshots show the current Simplified Chinese interface.
Privacy at Foodle
Your meal records belong to you first.
Foodle is local-first. We do not sell personal data, show ads, or track you across apps. Raw Apple Health data stays on your device. Read the full policy to understand how Foodle handles your information.
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