More than a calorie number.
Every meal gets a score out of 10 that weighs fiber, protein, processing and added sugar — and tells you why.
Calories and nutrients, side by side.
Home keeps today’s budget, what you ate and your score together. Swipe for protein, carbs, fiber, fat, added sugar and sodium against your own targets.
Eaten vs. burned, over 30 days.
SnapMyMeal reads your active energy from Apple Health and shows whether you’re eating more or less than you burn — plus averages for every nutrient.
No scales. No barcode hunting. Just dinner.
Home cooking, restaurant plates, a slice of birthday cake — if you can photograph it, SnapMyMeal can estimate it.
Fits in with the apps you already use.
Questions, answered.
How accurate is a photo estimate?
It’s an estimate, shown honestly. SnapMyMeal can’t weigh your food, so it lists the ingredients and grams it assumed. If something is off, swipe it to the right amount, leave it out, or add a note and update the estimate.
What does the meal score measure?
Food quality, not just energy: fiber, protein, processing, added sugar, sodium and food groups, combined into a score out of 10 with the reasons listed.
Do I need Apple Health?
No. With Apple Health, your active and resting energy set a daily budget and power “eaten vs. burned”. Without it, SnapMyMeal estimates your budget from your profile.
Is there a free trial?
Eligible new annual subscribers get a 7-day free trial. Cancel in Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions at least 24 hours before the trial ends to avoid being charged. The subscription renews automatically unless cancelled. Weekly and monthly plans have no free trial.
Where is my data stored?
On your iPhone and in your own iCloud. Photos are sent for analysis only when you ask for an estimate.
