Take a photo
Snap your plate — even from the Lock Screen — or pick a shot from your library. Each item gets its own portion, calories and macros, sized against your plate, the cutlery or, on iPhones with LiDAR, real depth.
Snap it.
Say it.
Know it.
Photograph your plate, say what you ate or scan the barcode. eatnibble breaks it into items and gives you calories, protein, carbs and fat in seconds — you fine-tune the portions and log it.
For iPhone and Apple Watch · iOS 17 or later · No ads
Logging
Every way in.
Every way in.
Use whichever is fastest.
Tap the + in the tab bar: take a photo, speak, type, scan a barcode, a label or a menu — or re-log a pinned or frequent meal in one tap, then pick the portion.
Say it or type it
No photo? Tap the mic and say “two eggs, toast and an orange juice”, or type it. Same item-by-item breakdown, with your usual foods suggested as you go.
Scan a barcode
Packaged food? Scan it and the product's own nutrition comes straight from Open Food Facts — no guessing, no daily analysis used.
Read the label
Point the camera at a nutrition table. It's read right on your iPhone — calories, macros, fiber, sugar and sodium.
Scan a menu
Eating out? Photograph the menu and see every dish's estimate, split into what fits today's budget and what doesn't.
Recipes & favorites
Save a recipe once and log a serving in a tap. Pin the meals you eat often, re-log frequent ones, or enter the numbers yourself.
Portions
The AI estimates.
The AI estimates.
You decide.
Every item comes with its own gram estimate. Nudge it by 10 g, type an exact weight, or tap ×0.5, ×1.5 or ×2 — calories and macros rescale instantly.
Something still off? Just tell it — “it was 2 eggs, no rice” — and the estimate is fixed. Drinks are measured in millilitres, and every meal can be edited the same way later.
AI assistants
Tell your assistant what you ate.
Tell your assistant what you ate.
It lands in eatnibble.
Connect eatnibble to the assistant you already talk to. Mention a meal in any chat — it estimates each item and logs it to your diary. Ask how your day is going, and it knows.
“What have I eaten today?”
“Log a chicken wrap and a Coke Zero for lunch”
“Show my meals from the last 3 days”
“That omelette was 3 eggs, not 2”
Connected in a minute
- 1Add eatnibble as a connector in your assistant's settings.
- 2Approve the 6-digit code in the app — you see exactly which assistant is asking.
- 3Just talk. Meals you mention go straight to your log.
You stay in control
- Adds meals, and reads today and your last 7 days
- Fixes or removes a meal only when you ask — what it adds or changes waits for your OK in the app
- Never sees your Apple Health data
- Disconnect anytime in Settings → AI Connections
Requires signing in with Apple and an assistant that supports MCP connectors.
Apple Health
A calorie budget that moves with you.
The energy you burn is added to today's target, so “remaining” means what you can really still eat. No watch data yet? eatnibble estimates it from your walking distance.
Today's steps, workouts and active energy sit right on Home. Meals are saved to Apple Health with their calories and macros, and your water count stays in sync. All of it is optional.
History
See the week, not just the meal.
Browse your log as a list, a calendar or a photo journal. Weekly and monthly averages count only the days you actually logged.
Daily charts and goal adherence, nutrient trends over months, calories and weight on one chart, and patterns worth knowing — like eating more on weekends. Every month and year ends with a review you can share.
Weight
Your goal weight, in sight.
Set a goal weight and Weight History shows how far you've come and how much is left. Your calorie goal follows — lose, maintain or gain, at the weekly pace you choose.
Weigh-ins come from Apple Health, and a calories-and-weight chart shows how what you eat moves the scale.
Weekly coach
A coach that reads your week.
At the end of each week, eatnibble looks back at what you logged: what went well, where it slipped and what to try next. Then ask it anything — “what should I change at dinner?”
On iPhones with Apple Intelligence it runs entirely on your device. Elsewhere only your logged meals are sent — never Apple Health data.
Everywhere
Log it from wherever you are.
Apple Watch
Today's ring, water and your favorite meals on your wrist — plus a complication for your watch face.
Widgets
Calories, macros and water on your Home and Lock Screen. Add a glass without opening the app.
Lock Screen camera
Snap a meal from the Lock Screen, Control Center or the Action button. It's analyzed when you next open the app.
Siri & Shortcuts
“Log a meal in eatnibble”, “Add water in eatnibble”, or ask how many calories you have left.
And more
The small things that keep you going.
Goals that fit you
A calorie target from your body and activity — or your own number — split balanced, high protein, low carb, keto or your own percentages.
Measured maintenance
After a few weeks of meals and weigh-ins, eatnibble measures your real maintenance calories — base your goal on it.
Calorie cycling
Plan low and high days across the week — the weekly total stays the same. Worked out? Make today a high day.
Intermittent fasting
16:8, 18:6, 20:4 or your own plan, with a timer on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island.
Shared with a partner
Pair with one person and send them a meal you ate together — they add it with a tap. Your logs stay your own.
Evening notes
A short note at the end of the day — low on protein, high on sodium, or right on track — and a weekly summary.
Streaks
Your logging streak sits on Home next to today's calories — tap it to see your last 7 days.
Reminders
Optional meal and water reminders on your schedule — your first meal time, how many meals, how often.
Water your way
Pick your glass, can or bottle size, sync with Apple Health or not — or turn water tracking off.
Your units
Metric, US, UK or Australian: kilograms, pounds or stone, millilitres or fl oz, calories or kilojoules.
iCloud sync
Your log follows you to your other devices through your own private iCloud. Back up and restore anytime.
Share & export
Send your eating plan or a meal report as a link — anyone can view it, and add your plan to their app. Export all your data, photos included.
Your diary lives on your iPhone.
Meals, photos, water and your profile are stored on your device and, if you use iCloud, in your own private iCloud — we can't see them. Photos and descriptions are sent only to be analyzed, then discarded; nutrition labels are read on your iPhone. Connect an AI assistant and only a short summary of your recent meals is shared, never Apple Health data.
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Your next meal is one photo away.
