Text logging
“Chicken burrito bowl with extra guac.” Add your portion and any ingredients you know.
Available on iPhone & iPad
Your AI calorie tracker.
Log a meal. Review the estimate.
FuelForm estimates calories and macros from a photo, voice or text description. Review the food and portion, edit what needs correcting, and keep a daily food diary you can check. Barcode logging is available with Pro.
- Text
- Photo
- Voice
- Barcode · Pro
- Siri actions
- Apple Health
- History & trends · Pro
- Account sync
For iPhone and iPad · Requires iOS or iPadOS 17 or later
“Two eggs and toast”Review the estimate
Review, then editCheck the portion and nutrients
- Four ways to logText, photo or voice; barcode with Pro.
- Calories and nutrientsSee protein, carbs, fat, fiber, sugar and sodium alongside energy.
- An estimate you controlAI does the first pass. Review and correct the estimated nutrition.
- Your targets, your numbersSet protein, fiber, sugar and sodium goals yourself.
- Describe what you ateAdd the food, amount, preparation and extras you know.
- Apple Health, opt-inShare only the data types you choose — or none at all.
- Revisit your food logToday’s meals are available in Free; complete History is part of Pro.
- No invented dataCharts are built from your logs only — never padded with samples.
Logging
Photo, voice, text or barcode: start with what you know.
Describe your meal in plain language, or use a food photo as the starting point. Include the amount, preparation and extras you know. Use a package label to check a packaged food's serving information.
Photo tracking
Take or select a food photo, add useful details, and send it for an estimate. See the photo workflow.
Voice logging
Speak your food, portion and additions when typing is inconvenient. See voice logging steps.
Barcode logging · Pro
Scan a packaged product, then check the match, label serving and amount you ate. A barcode does not measure your portion.
Free includes limited text, voice and photo analysis, today’s diary and meal editing. Pro adds more AI access, barcode, complete History and Progress, with usage limits.
Nutrition
Review calories and macros before relying on the total.
Check the estimated food, ingredients and portions alongside calories, protein, carbs and fat. Use a known serving, recipe or Nutrition Facts label to correct the record when you have better information.
- Ingredient detail when returnedReview listed components and their estimated energy and macros.
- Review the meal totalCompare estimated calories and macros with any ingredient detail provided.
- Beyond the big threeFiber, sugar and sodium tracked alongside protein, carbs and fat.
- Review promptsResolve flagged meals before interpreting their contribution to your daily totals.
Tracking on a prescribed GLP-1
Keep the nutrients you care about in view.
If you track nutrition while taking a prescribed GLP-1 medication, your food log can help you see what you have recorded. Put protein, fiber, or other nutrients on your Home screen and use goals agreed with your healthcare professional.
FuelForm doesn't screen you, prescribe anything, or ask what you're taking — that's between you and your prescriber. What it does is let you put the numbers that matter alongside your calorie count.
- Protein first, by choicePick which three nutrients sit on your Home screen — protein, fiber and sugar can replace the default macro trio.
- Fiber you can actually seeReview your recorded fiber per meal and over time, with a daily target you choose.
- Keep a record of sugarSee estimated sugar alongside other nutrients. Set a target if it is useful for you.
- Logging that survives a bad daySay “half a chicken salad and a yogurt” out loud, or photograph your serving before you eat.
General information, not medical advice. FuelForm is not a medical device and doesn't diagnose, treat or prescribe.
Progress
Your food diary today. History and trends with Pro.
Free access keeps today’s meals available. Pro includes complete History and Progress: revisit logged days, edit an earlier record and review trends built from your entries.
How it works
From your meal to a daily record you can review.
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Choose your input
In Home, type, speak or select Photo. Add known portion details; use barcode with Pro.
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Send and review
Send the description or prepared photo. Complete any required consent, then check the returned food, amount and nutrients.
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Edit when needed
Open Food Details, then Edit. Check the fields and tap Save after editing; a calorie change can also adjust the displayed nutrients.
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Check your diary
Resolve any review prompt. Confirm the meal appears on the intended day and check the recorded calories and macros.
See how to edit a meal in FuelForm · Check food, portions and preparation
Library
See the tracking workflows in FuelForm.
Follow the app controls, see screenshots, and learn what to check when reviewing your food log.
Photo
Track calories from a photo
Photo, review, edit and diary steps, with native FuelForm interface examples.
Macros
Track protein, carbs and fat
Set Nutrition Goals and understand FuelForm's Eaten and Left displays.
Habits
How to log food correctly
Portions, preparation, and clear descriptions: what to check when you log.
Honest by design
An estimate, clearly labeled as one.
Food recognition and portion estimation are different tasks. Oil, sauce and serving size can change the result. FuelForm has no published independently validated accuracy percentage; check the breakdown against the information you have.
How FuelForm estimates nutrition
Product information by Eduard Bazhenov — Founder and Product Owner at FuelForm. Updated .
- Correct the recordMeal editing is available in Free. Complete History and Progress require Pro access.
- No invented dataYour charts and streaks are built from your logs only — never padded with samples.
- Apple Health is opt-inChoose the Health permissions you want, or log food without connecting it.
- Not a medical deviceFuelForm supports your own decisions; it doesn't diagnose or prescribe.
A closer look
What an AI calorie tracker does with your meal
An AI calorie counter estimates nutrition from meal information. FuelForm pairs that first estimate with an editable food diary on iPhone and iPad. The useful result is a record you can inspect, correct and revisit.
Track calories from a photo · Understand estimate accuracy · Compare logging methods
Explore calorie tracking, macros, and your food diary Photo estimates, voice logging, nutrition labels, and everyday meals
An AI food tracker with a daily food diary
FuelForm keeps estimated calories and nutrients together in your food log. Check individual meals and the day’s recorded totals to review your intake.
Start with today’s meals in Free. Complete History and Progress are part of Pro. A missing or unfinished entry does not establish what you ate that day.
Use a photo when the plate is easier to show
A photo gives visual clues about food and portions; it cannot measure hidden oil, sauce or ingredient weights. Add the details you know before sending the meal.
The photo calorie tracking guide follows Photo, Use Photo, sending, Food Details and Edit Entry, with native interface examples and disclosed sample values.
Use voice or text for known meal details
Include the food, amount, preparation and additions. A description of oatmeal with milk and toppings supplies details a photograph may miss. Voice gives you another way to enter those facts.
See the voice logging walkthrough or our food-logging checklist. Text and voice AI access have usage limits in both Free and Pro.
Track calories and macros in the same record
FuelForm tracks protein, carbs and fat alongside calories, plus fiber, sugar and sodium. In Profile → Nutrition Goals, choose the three nutrients shown on Home and set targets.
Our macro tracker guide shows how a meal, daily Eaten and Left totals, and your goals relate. Use clinician-agreed goals when tracking is part of medical care.
Check a barcode against the package and serving
Barcode logging is part of Pro. Check the product match, label serving size and amount you ate. The package’s total and a single serving are different facts.
Read how to read Nutrition Facts labels and preserve known values when reviewing an estimate.
Choose a calorie tracker app by your workflow
Compare meal inputs, correction controls, device support and subscription access. Our AI versus manual logging guide helps you choose by the information you have.
For documented app features and plan differences, compare FuelForm with MyFitnessPal, Cronometer, Lose It! or Cal AI.
Check the saved record after an edit
When you change Calories in Edit Entry, other displayed nutrients can also adjust. Check all the fields before Save, then confirm the intended meal and date in your diary. Resolve flagged meals before interpreting their contribution to totals.
See the estimation method and limits or the questions below for access, privacy and supported devices.
What is an AI calorie tracker?
An AI calorie tracker uses a meal photo or description to estimate calories and nutrients. FuelForm is an iPhone and iPad app that combines photo, text and voice logging with an editable daily food diary. Barcode logging is available with Pro. Check the food, serving and nutrition before relying on recorded totals.
Can FuelForm estimate calories from a picture?
Yes. In Home, select Photo, take or choose a picture, add useful portion details and send it for analysis. Review the returned food and nutrition, then edit when needed. A picture may leave out cooking oil, sauces or serving size. Photo analysis runs in the app; this website has no photo upload calculator. See how photo tracking works.
How accurate is AI calorie tracking?
AI calorie tracking gives an estimate. Food recognition, portion size, hidden ingredients and preparation can each affect it. FuelForm has no published independently validated accuracy percentage. Use known portions, recipe information or a Nutrition Facts label to check the record when you have them. Read the accuracy limits and evaluation method.
Can I correct a meal after logging it?
Yes. Open Food Details and choose Edit, or use a flagged meal’s review prompt. In Edit Entry, changing Calories can also adjust the displayed nutrients, so check all fields before tapping Save. Then confirm the meal and intended date in your diary. An ordinary completed estimate already has a record if you leave it unchanged. See the native FuelForm correction example.
What can I use in Free, and what requires Pro?
FuelForm is free to download. Free includes limited text, voice and photo AI analysis, today’s diary and meal editing. Pro adds more AI access, barcode logging, complete History and Progress, with usage limits too. Check your current access in the app and Apple’s subscription prices and eligible trials before purchase.
Which devices does FuelForm support?
FuelForm supports iPhone and iPad running iOS or iPadOS 17 or later. The download buttons open its US App Store listing.
What happens to my food photos?
Food photos are sent for AI analysis. The raw image is removed before the resulting food entry is saved locally or through cloud sync. Retention by the AI provider is governed by that provider's terms and privacy policy. Read FuelForm's privacy policy for the data flow.
Do I have to connect Apple Health?
No. Apple Health is optional. If you connect it, FuelForm can write nutrition data and read weight, subject to the permissions you choose in iOS. You can log meals without connecting Apple Health.
Can FuelForm track macros as well as calories?
Yes. FuelForm tracks protein, carbs and fat alongside calories, plus fiber, sugar and sodium. In Profile, open Nutrition Goals to choose which three nutrients appear on Home and set your targets. Check Eaten and Left to understand your recorded intake and remaining targets. Use clinician-agreed goals when tracking is part of medical care. Follow the macro tracker walkthrough.
Available now
Ready when you are.
FuelForm is free to download, with limited free AI logging and optional Pro access. Barcode, complete History and Progress are part of Pro. Current prices and eligible trials are shown through Apple before purchase.
For iPhone and iPad · Requires iOS or iPadOS 17 or later