Tracking food shouldn’t take longer than eating it.

Snap your meal, scan a barcode, or describe what you ate. Get it logged and get on with your day.

See how it works
The MyMacroMentor Home screen: 1,648 calories eaten of a 2,980 target, 1,332 remaining; protein 84 of 158 grams, carbs 213 of 364 and fat 49 of 99; the day recap for Monday the 26th at 2,390 of 2,960; and under You usually have this now, Tuesday 6:44 PM, Greek yogurt, plain, 4 of the last 5 Tuesdays, 100 calories, with a plus button.

Tracking helps. All the tracking? Not so much.

Most of what you eat, you’ve eaten before. MyMacroMentor is built around that, and around the meals you haven’t.

Same breakfast. Zero searching.

The foods you log regularly are ready when you need them. Have Greek yogurt most Tuesdays and it’s waiting at the top of Home on Tuesday. Tap + and it’s logged.

Usuals are Premium.

Sometimes it’s a barcode. Sometimes it’s dinner on a plate.

The log opens on the camera. Point it at the plate or the barcode, or tap the mic and say what you had.

  • Anything with a barcode

    Scan it and the product comes up with its label numbers.

    Scan a barcode for snacks: the camera held on a bag of bread, and the sheet beneath it reading multigrain bread, Carbonaut, verified, from Open Food Facts, 1 serving of 68 g, 160 calories, with Add to Snacks.

  • Dinner on a plate

    Take a photo. Turn off anything you didn’t eat, then log the rest.

    The log sheet for dinner after a photo of the plate: We found 3 foods, portions are estimates; baked fish, roasted baby potatoes and steamed green and yellow beans, each switched on, and Log 3 items, 495 cal.

  • Breakfast you already ate

    Say it in your own words. You check each food before it’s logged.

    The log sheet listening while a meal is said: the words two eggs and toast appear as they are spoken, your repeats wait below, and a Stop button.

Photo and voice logging are Premium. Barcode scanning is free for your first two weeks.

Because real life doesn’t follow a meal plan.

A pot of chili on Sunday, a Wednesday when nothing got logged, and the recap at the end of the week. Here is what the app does with each.

Recipes, freezes and the week recap are Premium.

See every feature

Try Premium free for 14 days.

Both plans start with 14 days free, if your Apple ID hasn’t had a free trial before. You start them in the app when you choose a plan.

With notifications on, we remind you on day 12. Nothing is charged before day 14. Cancel any time in your App Store settings. If Premium ends, you’re back on the free plan with your log still on your phone.

Prices in US dollars. The App Store shows your local price.

Plain answers.

When can I get it?

It isn’t out yet. The app is built, and we’re finishing privacy work and App Store preparation.

Will I have to pay?

No. The free plan covers the everyday log: search, quick add, today’s ring and macros, your weight trend and last two weeks of history, your streak, badges and reminders, and barcode scanning for your first two weeks. Premium is US$9.99 a month or US$49.99 a year, and both start with 14 days free; it adds barcode scanning past your first two weeks, photo, label and voice logging, usuals, recipes and saved foods, day and week recaps, a target that adjusts each week, your whole history, milestone moments, streak freezes and pause, and Apple Health.

Is my data safe?

Your log is kept on your phone. Photos and descriptions you log are sent for analysis so the app can estimate them. We don’t sell your data or share it for advertising. The Privacy Policy has the details.

Can I fix a food the app got wrong?

Yes. Photo and voice results are estimates you check before anything is logged. After that, open the meal to change an amount or remove a food.

Will it work on my phone?

It’s on iPhone first. Android is planned, with the same sign-in.

How precise do I have to be?

As precise as you like. Weigh in grams when it matters. A barcode, a photo or a rough portion is fine when it doesn’t.

How low will it set my calories?

Never below a safety floor. Anything lower is a level to set with a dietitian or doctor, and the app says so.

Be among the first to try MyMacroMentor.

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Questions? info@mymacromentor.com