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Calorie counter

Count calories with a photo of your plate

Photograph what you're about to eat and Foodia identifies the foods, estimates their portions and works out the calories and macronutrients. No searching through lists, no weighing each ingredient.

Free to start · Five-day trial · English and Spanish

What Foodia sees in your photo

The analysis doesn't look up “a plate of chicken with vegetables” in a list: it separates what's in the image. On a served plate it recognises each component on its own —the chicken, the rice, the salad— and suggests a portion in grams for each. That's where the calories and the split between protein, carbs and fat come from.

Three steps and the meal is logged

From opening the camera to the meal counting towards your daily goals.

It's an estimate, which is why everything can be corrected

Nobody can know the exact grams of a served plate from a photo — not even a nutritionist looking at the same image. Foodia gives you a useful approximation for keeping a log, not a laboratory measurement. That's why no figure is ever locked.

  • Tap any food's amount and type the real grams.
  • Replace a food that was identified wrongly with the right one.
  • Add what's missing —the oil it was cooked in, a sauce— or remove what isn't there.
  • Every correction you make helps us improve the estimates.

What you need for the analysis

The analysis runs on our servers rather than on your phone, so the result is the same from any device. That means you need a connection when you take the photo. If you lose signal the photo isn't lost: it's saved and analysed on its own once you're back online.

  • Five analyses a day during the five-day trial.
  • Twenty-five a day with an active subscription.
  • Food names follow the country you pick, so local dishes are called what they're actually called.

Questions about photo analysis

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It's free to download and includes five days with every feature unlocked.

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