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AI meal journal from a photo

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Track.

No fluff. Take one photo and BiteMemo automatically adds a calorie and macro estimate to your journal.

Start trackingEstimates you can correct at any time
Today’s goals3 confirmed meals
1,460 / 2,200
     Calories
89 / 140 g
     Protein
174 / 250 g
     Carbs
47 / 70 g
     Fat
740 kcal remaining
Grilled steak with roasted potatoes, broccoli, tomatoes, and saladA meal, remembered.
65 g
Protein80 g
Carbs800
kcal
Woman using BiteMemo to photograph a salmon and vegetable meal after a workout
BiteMemo on your devices

Your journal goes where you do.

Track meals on the web, take BiteMemo with you on iPhone and Android, and see your day at a glance on Garmin.

iPhone

A clearer view of today.

Photograph a meal and let BiteMemo add it to your journal. Edit later only if you want to.

Explore the iPhone app
Updated BiteMemo iPhone Today screen with daily calories, macro targets, and sample meals

Android

Your meals, remembered.

Revisit what you logged and correct a meal whenever you need.

Google Play
BiteMemo Android Journal with saved sample meals, calories, and macros

Garmin

Balance on your wrist.

Food and burned calories, together on your watch.

Connect IQ
Garmin watch comparing calories burned with food calories in BiteMemo
â—‰   Also on the web

Sign in from any browser to keep your meals close.

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Latest update

See your daily nutrition in Goal rings

Four concentric rings bring calories, protein, carbohydrates, and fat together in your Today summary.

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iPhone simulator demo: See your daily nutrition in Goal rings
Clear answers

Good questions, straight answers.

What a photo can tell you, what it cannot, and how you stay in control.

What happens after I take a meal photo?

BiteMemo estimates the visible foods, portions, calories and macronutrients, then automatically saves the successful first result to your journal. You can leave while it processes and correct the entry later if needed.

How accurate is a calorie estimate from a photo?

A photo-based result is an estimate, not a measurement. BiteMemo shows a likely calorie value and a range because portion size, ingredients and preparation methods cannot always be determined from an image.

What information can a meal photo not reveal?

A photo may not reveal hidden oil, butter, sugar, sauce ingredients, exact weights or everything inside a mixed dish. Adding short context can help, and you can correct the saved estimate whenever needed.

Can I correct an AI estimate?

Yes. You can edit the meal name, calories, protein, carbohydrates, fat and the portion you consumed. Manual corrections do not use another scan.

Do I need to approve every new meal?

No. A successful first analysis is saved automatically at the full portion. Only a reanalysis you request waits for approval before it replaces the nutrition already in your journal.

How does BiteMemo handle meal photos?

BiteMemo removes image metadata, prepares the photo for analysis and stores it privately. Your retention setting controls whether a confirmed meal photo is kept or deleted, and you can delete meals or your account.

Does BiteMemo provide medical or nutrition advice?

No. BiteMemo is a meal journal for recording editable estimates. It is not a medical device and does not provide diagnosis, treatment, allergy guidance or professional nutrition advice.

Is BiteMemo available in English and Bulgarian?

Yes. BiteMemo supports English and Bulgarian, and the BiteMemo brand name stays the same in both languages.