Photo-first logging
Capture your plate and add a meal without searching for every ingredient.
Meet the easier way to stay on top of your nutrition. Snap a meal or describe it in a message — MealCheckIn helps you understand calories, protein, fats and carbs without the spreadsheet routine.
Forget complicated food diaries and endless searching through databases. MealCheckIn makes everyday tracking feel as easy as sending a quick message.
A clear picture of what you eat, without turning every meal into a complicated task.
Capture your plate and add a meal without searching for every ingredient.
Just describe what you ate and include portion details when you know them.
Keep an eye on energy, protein, fats and carbs in one simple view.
See how your meals add up and compare them with your personal target.
Consistency is built one meal at a time. Use your daily food log to notice patterns, make adjustments and stay connected to the goals that matter to you.
No complicated setup. Start with what you ate today and build from there.
Take a photo or write a quick message describing what you ate.
MealCheckIn estimates calories and macros. Add details or clarify portions when needed.
Review your food log and daily summary to make more informed choices.
MealCheckIn brings your meals and nutrition summary together, so you can focus on your routine instead of maintaining a spreadsheet.
Download MealCheckIn and make your next meal the easiest one to track.
App Store and Google Play download links will be connected before launch.
No. You can start with an estimated portion or a meal photo. More detail about ingredients and amounts can make an estimate more useful.
Yes. Describe what you ate in a message and include the portion size when you know it.
Photo-based nutrition estimates can be approximate. Portion size, ingredients and cooking methods all affect the result. Adding details can help improve the estimate.
No. MealCheckIn is an everyday food-tracking tool, not medical advice or a substitute for a qualified health professional.