Most calorie tracking apps make meal logging feel like work.
FoodieTrack is designed to make it fast. Whether you’re counting calories, tracking macros, or simply building healthier habits, you can log meals in the way that’s most convenient for you.
1. Log meals with text
If you already know what you ate, simply send a message.
Examples:
- 2 scrambled eggs and 2 slices wholemeal toast
- Chicken rice, no skin
- Medium honey milk tea with pearls
- 30g whey protein with 250ml skim milk
For most everyday meals, text is one of the quickest ways to log.
2. Log meals with voice
Don’t feel like typing? Just tell FoodieTrack what you ate.
Send a voice message describing your meal naturally, just as you would in a text message.
Examples:
- “I had two scrambled eggs and two slices of wholemeal toast.”
- “Chicken rice, no skin, with an iced kopi.”
- “30 grams of whey protein with 250ml of skim milk.”
Voice logging is especially convenient when you’re on the go or have a meal with several items that’s tedious to type out.
3. Send a photo of your meal
Snap a picture and send it to FoodieTrack.
The AI estimates the foods and portion sizes from the image, making it useful when you’re eating out or don’t want to describe everything manually.
Add a caption for even better accuracy
A short caption can provide useful context for image analysis.
Instead of sending only a photo, try adding information such as:
- Dish name (“Chicken katsu curry”)
- Portion size (“Large”)
- Cooking style (“Grilled”)
- Ingredients (“Extra avocado”)
Even just a few words provide valuable context that helps distinguish similar-looking foods and produces more accurate nutrition estimates.
4. Scan food packaging
Packaged foods are often easier to identify than prepared meals.
Take a clear photo showing:
- Product name
- Brand
- Front of the packaging
This gives FoodieTrack clues about the product, but recognition isn’t guaranteed. Send the nutrition panel when available and check that the brand, serving basis and portion match.
5. Scan the nutrition label
For the most accurate results, send a photo of the Nutrition Information Panel.
Include:
- Nutrition facts
- Serving size
- Number of servings (if applicable)
FoodieTrack can use the printed values rather than estimating from appearance alone. Check that it reads the label correctly and scales per-serving or per-100g values to the amount eaten.
Tips for the best results
- 📸 Use clear, well-lit photos.
- ✍️ Add a short caption whenever possible.
- 🎙️ When using voice, mention portions, ingredients, or preparation details you know.
- 🥣 Mention serving sizes if they’re unusual.
- 🏷️ Include the product name for packaged foods.
- 📋 Capture the full nutrition label when available.
The fastest way to track consistently
The best food tracker isn’t the one with the most features—it’s the one you’ll actually use every day.
That’s why FoodieTrack lets you log meals however is most convenient: text, voice, meal photos, food packaging, or nutrition labels. Give it as much detail as you have, and the AI can use that context to deliver better calorie and macro estimates with minimal effort.
Text meal analysis is available on Free. Photo analysis is a Premium or Premium Trial feature; AI requests are subject to rate limits. Review estimates and correct errors rather than treating them as measured nutrition values.
Voice logging also requires Premium or Premium Trial.