tmrrw

AI-powered nutrition logging — snap a photo, scan a barcode, or just speak your meal.

Tmrrw is the simplest way to log what you eat and keep a workout journal — no account, no ads, no friction.

Most calorie trackers ask you to type every meal. Tmrrw doesn't.

PHOTO YOUR FOOD Snap a meal and AI estimates calories, protein, carbs, and fat. Show it the back of a package and it reads the nutrition label directly. Bilingual: works with English and Ukrainian labels (including the КБЖВ format).

SCAN BARCODES Live camera scanner for any product. Works with Open Food Facts and FatSecret databases for instant lookups; falls back to AI when neither knows the code.

LOG BY VOICE Just say what you ate — "300 grams of chicken breast" — and Tmrrw figures out the macros. Recognizes English and Ukrainian.

WORKOUT JOURNAL Track strength training with sets, reps, weights, and rest timers. Build templates from your favorite routines. Auto-syncs completed workouts to Apple Health.

APPLE HEALTH INTEGRATION Reads your steps, active calories, exercise minutes, weight, heart rate, and HRV. Writes weight entries and workouts back so everything stays in one place. Works perfectly without it too — granting permission is optional.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

• No account required. Just install and start logging.
• All data stays on your device using Apple's SwiftData.
• AI features route through our authenticated proxy so API keys never ship in the binary.
• No analytics, no advertising SDKs, no tracking. Ever.
• Open privacy policy at tmrrw-privacy.pages.dev/privacy

DESIGNED FOR DAILY USE

• Dashboard with daily calorie and macro ring
• Water tracker with one-tap presets
• Calendar view for weekly progress
• Custom foods and favorites for repeat meals
• Built for iPhone, iOS 18+

Tmrrw is built around one idea: logging your food and workouts should take seconds, not minutes. If a single tap, a photo, or a quick sentence is enough — that's all you should have to do.

Note: AI nutrition values are estimates. They can be wrong. Don't rely on them for medical decisions.