A calorie tracker with no food database, no barcode scanner and no search box. You say what you ate, photograph it, or type it — and it counts.
Hold the circle and say it, shoot your plate, or type a line. All three doors reach the same place. There is no confirmation screen and no follow-up question — it assumes the reasonable default and commits.
Show it what's in front of you and it picks exactly one option, and says why. It only ever chooses from what you presented — it will not invent a dish or suggest a substitution. Asking stores nothing; taking the pick is what logs it.
A day is a single colour rising up the screen. Not a chart, not a ring, not a strip of numbers — the height and the hue are the whole read, and you get it before you've finished picking up the phone.
The second page is the same information twelve weeks out. The goal is the healthy weight range for your height, which the app works out and never asks you to set. There is no target-weight picker, because the number is a consequence, not a setting.
Your history is stored on your device, and backed up to your own iCloud if you want it to survive a reinstall. Estimation runs on a stateless service: it reads what you send, returns a number, and keeps nothing. Voice is transcribed on the device — the audio never leaves it.
The full detail is in the privacy policy.
The whole app is free, including the twelve-week projection. What's metered is the AI estimate: after a seven-day uncapped trial, the free tier covers three a day. Past that you can still log — the app opens a manual entry instead of estimating for you, so your day stays accurate. A subscription lifts the ceiling.