What did you eat last Tuesday?
…Forgot? Everyone does.
Fooday remembers for you.
Snap each meal and your week writes itself. Here's last week, one photo at a time.
- Mon

1,080 - Tue

1,260 - Wed

1,160 - Thu

1,770 - Fri

1,665 - Sat

1,900 - Sun


1,985
Last Tuesday? Avocado toast with a cookie, then a sushi platter. 1,260 kcal.
Get it onGoogle PlayJust snap your plate.
Snap
Take a photo, or pick one from your gallery. The whole table fits in one shot.
Every dish, found.
The AI spots each dish and cuts it out as a sticker, named for you.
Every calorie, counted.
Calories, protein, carbs and fat for each dish and the whole meal. Change anything before you save.




Meet May, your AI coach.
May reads your last 30 days of meals and tells you, kindly and plainly, what to eat next. Ask anything about your eating, or tap Suggest meals.
- “What did I eat this week?”
- “Am I eating too much oil or sugar?”
- “Suggest my next meals.”

You've had a lot of rich, carb-heavy meals lately, so let's aim for more greens and lean protein.
See your week, clearly.
Average calories, your streak, every day against your goal, and where your energy comes from. Weekly and monthly.








Every meal, a sticker in your diary.
Start with your next plate. It takes one photo.
Get it onGoogle PlayQuestions, answered.
What is Fooday AI?
Fooday AI is an Android app that turns a photo of your plate into a food diary. It finds each dish, estimates calories, protein, carbs and fat, and May, the in-app AI coach, suggests what to eat next based on your last 30 days of meals.
How does Fooday count calories from a photo?
When you snap or pick a photo, Fooday's AI identifies each dish and estimates its portion and nutrients. Every dish appears as a cut-out sticker with its calories, and you can edit a dish or its portion before saving.
How accurate are the calories?
They are AI estimates from a photo, so they can be off, especially for hidden oil, sauces and portion size. You can edit any dish or portion, and Fooday works best as a mindful-eating diary rather than a precise measuring tool.
Which phones does Fooday work on?
Android phones running Android 8.0 or newer. The app is in English for now.
What happens to my photos and data?
Your meals, stickers and chats with May are stored on your phone. Photos and questions are sent to Fooday's AI only to be analysed. There is no account, no ads and no analytics. You can also download an optional on-device model to use Fooday offline.
Can I log a meal I shared with others?
Yes. Mark a dish as shared between 2 to 6 people and Fooday counts only your part, or tag a plate as someone else's so it stays in the photo but not in your calories.
Do I have to count calories?
No. You can turn calories off in Settings and simply keep a photo journal of what you eat.
Is Fooday medical advice?
No. Fooday is not medical advice and does not diagnose or treat anything. It is for everyday wellness. If you have a medical condition, allergies or a special diet, talk to a doctor or registered dietitian.







