Tracking what you eat is useful.
But knowing what to eat next can be the harder part.
Introducing Ask FoodieTrack, your AI Nutrition Coach.
Using /ask, you can ask questions about food, meals, and nutrition based on what you’ve logged today.
/ask what should I eat for dinner?
Ask what to eat next
Instead of looking at your remaining calories and macros and figuring it out yourself, just ask.
/ask what can I eat today?
FoodieTrack considers your nutrition targets, what you’ve already eaten, and what’s remaining for the day before suggesting practical options.
Check a meal before you eat it
Thinking about chicken rice for lunch?
/ask can I have chicken rice today?
FoodieTrack can estimate the meal and consider how well it fits your remaining nutrition for the day.
You can ask about meals, snacks, drinks, or other foods you’re considering.
Nutrition values are estimates, so portions and preparation can make a difference.
Fill the gaps in your day
You can also ask more specific questions.
/ask what can I eat to get more protein?
Or:
/ask I have 500 calories left, what would you suggest?
FoodieTrack uses your current nutrition progress to make suggestions that better fit what you need for the rest of the day.
Compare your options
Can’t decide between two meals?
/ask chicken rice or fish soup?
FoodieTrack can compare the options against your current nutrition needs and help you choose.
This can be useful when you’re eating out and want a quick second opinion without manually comparing calories and macros.
Ask follow-up questions
You don’t have to start from scratch with every question.
After asking about a meal, you can follow up with:
What if I have half the rice?
Or:
What about yong tau foo instead?
FoodieTrack keeps your recent conversation in context, so you can continue without repeating yourself.
Get suggestions that fit where you eat
Food doesn’t look the same everywhere.
When regional context is available, Ask FoodieTrack can suggest practical local dishes instead of always falling back to generic “diet food.”
For example, in Singapore that could include fish soup, yong tau foo, cai fan, or chicken rice—with adjustments where useful to better fit your remaining nutrition.
How to use Ask FoodieTrack
Just type:
/ask [your question]
For example:
/ask what can I eat today?
That’s it.
The more you’ve logged during the day, the more context FoodieTrack has to help you decide what to eat next.
Currently in Beta
Ask FoodieTrack is currently in Beta and is available with FoodieTrack Premium and during the Premium Trial.
The goal is simple: make your nutrition data more useful when you’re deciding what to eat—not just something you look at afterwards.
AI-generated suggestions may not always be accurate, and nutrition estimates should be treated as approximations rather than medical or dietary advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I ask FoodieTrack?
You can ask about food, nutrition, meal choices, what to eat next, how a meal fits your remaining nutrition, or compare different food options.
Does Ask FoodieTrack use what I’ve already eaten?
Yes. FoodieTrack can use your meals, nutrition targets, and current progress for the day to provide more relevant suggestions.
Can I ask follow-up questions?
Yes. FoodieTrack keeps your recent conversation in context so you can continue without repeating yourself.
Can FoodieTrack estimate a meal I haven’t logged?
Yes. You can ask about a food or meal you’re considering and FoodieTrack can provide an approximate nutritional estimate when useful.
Is Ask FoodieTrack free?
Ask FoodieTrack is a Premium feature and is also available during the Premium Trial.
Are the recommendations always accurate?
No. AI-generated recommendations and nutrition values may be inaccurate and should be treated as estimates. FoodieTrack is intended for general nutrition tracking and does not provide medical advice.