Bodymake

For everyone who gave up on tracking their meals because "keeping records is too much of a hassle."

Bodymake is an easy-to-use meal management app where AI automatically calculates calories and nutritional balance simply by taking a picture of your meal.

▼ Have you ever experienced this?

・I downloaded a meal tracking app, but stopped after 3 days because inputting data was too much of a hassle.

・I want to calculate calories, but it's a pain to search for each food item.

・I want to diet, but I don't know what or how much to eat.

With Bodymake, recording is complete with just one photo. We've lowered the barrier to continuing as much as possible.

▼ Main Features

【Meal Recording with Photos】
Simply take a picture of your meal. AI recognizes the dish and automatically estimates calories, protein, fat, and carbohydrates.

【Text Input is Also OK】
Even if you input text like "Beef Bowl and Miso Soup," the AI ​​will calculate the nutritional value. Convenient when you can't take a picture.

【Personalized Goal Setting】
Automatically calculates your basal metabolic rate (TDEE) from your height, weight, and activity level. Simply select your weight loss, maintenance, or weight gain mode, and your daily calorie target will be determined.

[Daily Summary]

See at a glance the difference between your daily calorie intake and your target. Review days where you overate and days where you adjusted your intake numerically.

[Weight Record]

Record your daily weight and visualize the changes. Also supports body fat percentage. Your target calories are automatically recalculated each time you record.

▼ What Bodymake values

"Consistency" is more important than "accurate calorie calculation."

Perfect nutritional calculations are unnecessary. What's important is creating a habit of being mindful of your daily meals. Bodymake supports "approximately correct" recording with a system that makes it incredibly easy to continue.

▼ Recommended for:

・Those who want to start a diet

・Those who want to make meal management a habit

・Those who want to manage their nutrition while strength training

・Those who want to review their eating habits for health reasons

・Those who have given up on food logging apps in the past