A food journal

What you eat Why you eat

Log food and nutrition. Add hunger, desire or context only when you want to.

Today: three synthetic meals, nutrition and a guest sign-in prompt
01 / Your dayAll your meals. One place
Sample data

01 / One meal

Food first. Context if you choose

One episode holds the meal and whichever feelings you decide to note. Every question can be skipped.

food entry for oatmeal with berries, 100 grams
before-food physical hunger 3 and desire to eat 8
optional reason with stress selected

Sample data

Follows scroll on a large screen
  1. 01 / 03

    Food and amount

    Record what and how much you ate.

    Result: food and amount. Context is optional.

  2. 02 / 03

    Two distinct feelings

    Hunger and desire to eat can be noted separately.

    Hunger 3/10 and desire 8/10 remain distinct notes.

  3. 03 / 03

    Your context

    Add a reason, or skip the question.

    Note stress if it helps. Or skip the question.

Sample data “Stress” is the person's note, not the app deciding what caused it.

Try two different sensations

You may feel little hunger and a strong desire to eat. The notes remain two separate observations.

Synthetic example · not visitor data

Synthetic meal

These are two different observations. The values do not explain a cause and are not sent anywhere.

Sometimes a photo is easier

Photo example of oatmeal with berries
Photo example

Photo → draft

Take a photo. Review. Add
313kcal · AI estimate

Composition, portion and nutrition — for you to review

See the photo workflow →

Manual entry remains complete. Photo entry is in limited beta

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Everyday logging, without a long questionnaire

Food and nutrition stay in focus. Add feelings and circumstances when useful.

  1. 01

    First, log a meal and its nutrition.

  2. 02

    If useful, add hunger, desire to eat, or context to the same episode.

  3. 03

    Later, look at what actually recurs in your entries.

Explore the app
Diary with three synthetic meals
Sample data

03 / 04

From entries to observations

Basic

3 entries · 1 day

This is logging frequency, not diet quality. No entry does not mean no food.

Start with clear summaries of what and when you recorded. Deeper relationships need enough data and careful analysis.

Deeper analysis of recurring relationships is planned. Events occurring together do not prove cause.

How analytics works
Basic summary of three synthetic meals on one day, without a pattern claim
Sample data

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Bring your observations to an appointment

Choose the period and information to share. A specialist can view a structured report in a browser once that experience is available.

  1. 01

    Choose 7 days and sections

  2. 02

    Share a protected link once available

  3. 03

    Read-only viewing; access can be revoked

Synthetic example · not visitor data

Example selected Basic report

7 days · food and optional context

Included: meal · oatmeal with berriesNot included: other history sections
Meal entries
3 entries on 1 day
Context
1 day noted
Source and coverage
Meal entries: 3 entries on 1 day

Once available: time-limited, read-only viewing; the patient can revoke access.

A demonstration report with no visitor data or active token. This experience is being tested in limited beta.

Protected viewing of a chosen report is being tested; it is not open access to a history or a clinic workspace.

Start by noticing your own patterns

Food, optional context, and clear summaries in one place.