Say What You Ate. The App Does the Logging.

How voice logging works

1. 1. Tap and talk

   Tap the microphone and describe the meal: "two eggs on toast and a coffee with milk".

2. 2. AI reads it

   The AI turns what you said into a list of foods with estimated portions, calories, protein, carbs and fat.

3. 3. Check and save

   Edit anything that sounds off, then save it to your diary next to your photos, water and workouts.

Made for the Meals You Repeat

Voice and text logging can reuse what you have already logged. Say "same lunch as yesterday", "my usual breakfast" or "half of last night's lasagna" and the app uses the numbers from your own diary: meals from the last 14 days and your saved recipes. The review screen marks them as numbers from your history, with the day and portion, so you can check them.

Anything new to your diary is estimated by the AI, so treat those numbers as estimates. Read how accurate AI calorie counting is.

• ✓Pick the language you speak, which can differ from your phone's language
• ✓Voice also works for logging activity
• ✓Type a description instead when you cannot speak
• ✓You review every log before it is saved

Where It Works and What It Costs

Voice logging runs in the mobile apps using the phone's speech recognition, and on the web in browsers that support speech recognition. If your browser does not, the app says so and you can type the description instead.

Voice logging is not part of the free plan. It is included in the 10-day Premium trial and in Premium. The free plan includes 2 AI text descriptions a day, which use the same recall of your past meals.

To turn your words into food, the text of what you said is sent to an AI provider. The app asks you to agree to this before the first AI log, and the privacy policy describes it.