Omelette AI

Food tracking is supposed to help you. It shouldn't be another thing on your to-do list.

Every food tracker is approximate. Ours too. Stop optimizing for 100 calories here, 200 calories there. That 500-calorie surprise doesn't come from the milkshake you knew you shouldn't eat. It's the splash of cream in three coffees, the handful of nuts at 3pm, the dressing that "barely counts"; small things that don't trip your alarms, until they add up to your whole margin by Friday.

Snap a photo. Describe a meal. We do the math. You catch what actually moves the scale. Because the hardest part of tracking isn't the one day you remember. It's every other day. Consistency beats intensity, and the best tracker is the one you'll actually keep using.

WHAT'S INSIDE

• AI meal analysis: photograph your plate or type a few words. No scrolling food databases for "grilled chicken breast, 4 oz."
• Exercise and weight: log what you did and how you're doing. Your targets adjust automatically for the calories you burned.
• Flexible goals: set a target that matches where you are, not a template designed for everyone.
• Your own food library: the meals you eat often, saved for one-tap logging.
• Streaks that encourage, not punish: see how consistent you've been, celebrate the routine, pick up where you left off when life gets in the way.

WHAT'S NOT INSIDE

• Quizzes and lessons. If you wanted homework, you'd download a homework app.
• Guilt-trip notifications when you miss a day.
• 47 features you'll never use.
• Ads or sponsored content.

Log your meal in a few seconds. Close the app. Live your life. That's the whole idea.