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Log a meal your way
AI food scanner
Choose the input that fits the moment: take a photo, select one from your gallery, describe the meal in text, speak it aloud, or scan a barcode.
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From meal input to a clearer next step
Food Focus connects fast meal logging, remembered portion context, nutrition pattern tracking, and daily AI guidance in one app.
Add a meal by photo, gallery image, text, voice, or barcode. Review estimated calories, macros, fiber, added sugar, and saturated fat. Photo, gallery, text, and voice analyses can also receive a Health Index. Then Food Focus can use your goals, today's meals, and available activity to generate a concise nutrition insight and practical next step.
Four connected jobs
Log, remember, understand, then review
Each feature has a distinct role. Follow the whole flow or open the page that answers your question now.
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Reuse current gram hints
Food Memory
When enabled, the normal single-meal save flow keeps a current gram value for each ingredient it recognizes and normalizes. A later ambiguous photo, text, or voice log may use that value as context.
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See patterns beyond one meal
Nutrition tracker
Move from a single meal estimate to a clearer view of calories, macros, and selected nutrition signals across today and longer chart ranges.
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Get guidance from today's context
AI nutrition coach
After you log food, Food Focus can automatically turn your profile, today's meals, targets, and available activity into a short recommendation.
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What Food Focus includes—and what the signals mean
Nutrition estimates can help reveal patterns, but they are not laboratory measurements or medical advice. Food Focus keeps the distinction visible so you can use each signal in context.
- 5 meal inputs
- Photo, gallery image, text, voice, and barcode.
- Tracked outputs
- Calories, P/F/C, fiber, added sugar, and saturated fat.
- Food Memory
- Keeps the newest portion per recognized ingredient—no averaging—and may reuse it in an ambiguous future log.
- 3 chart ranges
- Review recorded patterns across 7, 30, or 90 days.
- Nutrient inference
- Likely gaps from the latest 7 days after at least 10 meals—not measured micronutrients.
- Daily guidance context
- Automatically uses goals, today's meals, and available activity, with seven tone choices.
- 22 languages
- The app experience is available in 22 supported languages.
- Platform note
- Food Focus is on iOS and Android; Apple Health, widgets, and Siri are iOS-only.
Feature FAQ
Straight answers before you start
Food Focus provides informational nutrition estimates and AI guidance. It is not a diagnostic or medical service.
What does Food Focus do?
Food Focus helps you log meals, review nutrition estimates and patterns, and receive a timely nutrition insight with a practical next step based on your profile, goals, today's meals, targets, and available activity.
How can I add a meal?
You can take a photo, select a gallery image, type a description, speak a voice description, or scan a packaged-food barcode.
Which nutrition values does Food Focus show?
All five logging flows can show calories, protein, fat, carbohydrates, fiber, added sugar, and saturated fat. Photo, gallery, voice, and text analyses can also receive an AI-estimated Health Index. A barcode entry currently starts at zero rather than receiving the same assessment.
How does Food Memory work?
Food Memory is enabled by default on each device, and its toggle is not synced account-wide. In the normal single-meal flow, it replaces one current gram hint per recognized, normalized ingredient instead of averaging, and a later ambiguous photo, text, or voice analysis may use it. You can edit, delete, or clear up to 200 account entries.
Does Food Focus measure all micronutrients?
No. After at least 10 logged meals, the Nutrient tab can infer likely gaps from the latest 7 days, but it does not measure complete micronutrient intake or diagnose deficiencies.
Is every feature the same on iOS and Android?
No. Food Focus is offered on iOS and Android, while Apple Health, widgets, and Siri features are iOS-only. The app supports 22 languages.
Start with your next meal
Turn daily food logs into clearer context
Download Food Focus for iOS or Android. Apple Health, widgets, and Siri features are available only on iOS.