Food Diary combines meal logging, nutrition planning, progress analytics, focused routines, and specialist collaboration in one product workspace.
Free to start • No ads • Built for long-term routines
Core workflow
Food Diary brings tracking, planning, analytics, and collaboration into one workflow.
What is already inside
Food Diary already covers planning, tracking, progress, and guided routines, so the landing should show the real breadth of the product.
A nutrition workspace, not a single-purpose tracker
Switch between categories to preview how Food Diary supports daily logging, planning, body metrics, focused programs, and long-term motivation.
Products, recipes, and meal logs work together so you can record what you ate and keep reusable building blocks close.
Meals
Track breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snacks while keeping nutrition totals visible across the day.
Products
Save favorite foods and quickly add them again instead of rebuilding the same entries every time.
Recipes
Store recipes as structured items and drop them into meals with nutrition already connected.
Invite a dietologist by email, share only the categories you choose, and keep meals, progress, and body metrics in one workflow instead of sending manual reports.
Connect a dietologist from your profile without moving the conversation into separate spreadsheets or chat threads.
Meals, nutrition statistics, weight, waist, goals, hydration, and fasting access can be enabled only when you want them visible.
Update permissions later, cancel a pending invite, or disconnect the relationship if your workflow changes.
Shared workspace preview
The dietologist flow is built around explicit permissions, so shared care can happen inside the app without exposing everything by default.
From sign-up to tracking in seconds.
Answer a few questions so we can tailor your diary.
Add portions, scan items, and reuse saved meals.
Track calories, macros, weight and trends in one place.
Create an account to log meals, plan ahead, review progress, and unlock dietologist collaboration when you need it.
Short answers about what Food Diary already covers and how it fits into a long-term nutrition routine.
No. Food Diary combines meal logging, calorie and macro tracking, recipes, meal planning, fasting tools, body metrics, weekly reviews, and guided nutrition workflows in one workspace.
Yes. You can build meal plans, turn planned meals into shopping lists, and keep products and recipes ready so future meals are easier to assemble.
Yes. Food Diary includes charts for calories and macros, body progress such as weight and waist history, and weekly check-ins so you can review trends over time.
Yes. You can invite a dietologist by email, share only the data categories you choose, and keep meals, progress, and body metrics in the same workflow.
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