Free
Search, scan, snap a label, describe a meal or photograph your plate. However it goes in, you see every food and portion before it reaches your diary.
Real app · Free
Type it the way you'd say it, or photograph the plate. Chockers recognises the foods and amounts. This needs an iPhone with Apple Intelligence.
Logging dinner takes a sentence, not a search for every ingredient.
Every food arrives with an estimated portion. Change any amount, swap a match, add or remove a food and set when you ate it. Then log it — or don't.
Quick doesn't mean careless: nothing reaches your diary until you've checked it.
Search for it or scan the barcode — even with no signal — and pick your servings. The product's own manufacturer data comes up, you can record when you ate it, and the Today screen updates as soon as you log.
The everyday stuff takes seconds, offline.
The Today screen shows kilojoules remaining, protein and carbs so far, steps from Apple Health if you turn it on, and each meal with its time.
One glance tells you whether dinner needs to be lighter, or whether there's room for dessert.
A little more detail
Portion size is the largest source of error in any food diary. Estimated portions are labelled, and a kitchen scale beats a guess when it matters.
Every way of logging is part of the free diary. Describing and photographing meals need an iPhone with Apple Intelligence.