Familiar meals, less work.
On-device image matching can recognize a similar past meal and reuse its nutrition without another cloud scan. Your usual lunch gets a head start.
Coming soon for iPhone
Calorie tracking
in a snap.
Log your meals with less typing. Snap your meal, keep track of your nutrition, and get on with your day.
Built for iOS 18.2 and later. App Store release on the way.
Real meals. Actual app screens.
Camera-first food logging
Your food log stays on device
No sign-up required.
Calories + macros, together
01 / Start with a snap
Take a photo.
Start your food diary.
A homemade lunch. A quick snack. A favorite takeout. HungerSnap helps turn the meal in front of you into a useful nutrition log.
Open. Snap. Carry on.
Capture your meal. Keep track of your day.One meal.
The whole picture.
Take several photos of the same meal and HungerSnap analyzes them together. Add an angle, a menu, or a nutrition label to give it more to work with.
- Multiple photos, one meal scan
- Prefer visible menu or label calories
- Review and edit estimated foods and portions
Snap now. Process later.
Photos are saved right away, even without a connection. The queue processes them when allowed by your connectivity setting, with a Wi-Fi-only option.
A second look when it matters.
Uncertain results wait for review. Choose your review sensitivity, adjust serving sizes, or enable automatic logging for confident meal estimates.
02 / Make it your routine
Some days you snap.
Some days you tap.
There’s more than one way to keep a food diary. Save your go-to foods for a quick tap, scan a barcode, search for a food, or simply enter the calories.
One-tap favoritesBarcode scanningFood searchCustom foodsQuick calorie entry
Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks — organized the way you eat.
03 / See the bigger picture
A clear view.
One day at a time.
Know where you are today. Understand your patterns over time. Keep the numbers useful and the routine simple.
Today’s budget
1,690/ 2,000 kcal310 kcal left
Protein
54 / 112 gCarbs
249 / 275 gFat
64 / 61 gAn example day, drawn from the app screen above.
Your goals, at a glance.
Set calorie and macro goals. See what you’ve logged and how it adds up, without losing sight of the meals behind the numbers.
Zoom out when you want to.
Explore your log by day, week, month, or year. Follow nutrition trends, including fiber, sugar, and sodium.
Export your food log.
Export your food log as a CSV. Set local meal reminders and choose light, dark, or system appearance.
Your food diary is personal
On your phone.
In your hands.
Your food log and goals are stored on your device. Cloud analysis helps with new meal scans; local image matching can handle familiar ones. You choose when photos can be processed.
Read the full privacy policy- No account or cloud food-log database
- Meal photos and nutrition aren’t supplied to the ad provider
- Photo-retention controls, log export, and local data deletion
A few good questions
Before your
first snap.
When can I download HungerSnap?
HungerSnap is coming soon to the App Store for iPhone running iOS 18.2 or later. There isn’t a public download yet. For launch questions, email [email protected].
How accurate are photo-based estimates?
Photos can’t reveal every ingredient or exact portion. AI-generated nutrition is an estimate. HungerSnap lets you review foods and serving sizes and prefer visible menu or label calories. Use it for general tracking; it doesn’t provide medical advice.
Does everything work offline?
Manual logging, saved foods, and your existing log work on your phone. Meal photos can queue without a connection, and a matching familiar meal may reuse local nutrition. New cloud analysis, food search, and barcode lookups need internet access.
What happens to my meal photos?
Photos are saved on your device. New scans send the meal’s photos together to our service and cloud model providers for analysis; recent food context may be included. Our service doesn’t maintain a photo library or food-log database. Provider retention and diagnostic logging are explained in the privacy policy.
Will the app have ads?
HungerSnap includes support for non-personalized ads to cover operating costs. When enabled, ads are offered after meal entry, with a skip option, at most four per day and at least an hour apart. Your meal photos, foods, calories, and profile aren’t supplied to the ad provider.
Coming soon for iPhone
Your next meal.
Your first snap.
Built by 425 Systems. Coming soon to iPhone.