Type it
“Chicken burrito bowl with extra guac.” Plain language is enough.
Available on iPhone & iPad
Say it, snap it, type it, or scan it. FuelForm estimates the calories, macros, and nutrients in your meal. Review the breakdown and edit your food log when a value needs correcting.
For iPhone and iPad · Requires iOS or iPadOS 17 or later
Logging
No database search. No scrolling through 40 versions of “chicken breast”. Tell FuelForm what you ate the way you'd tell a person.
“Chicken burrito bowl with extra guac.” Plain language is enough.
Photograph your serving and review the estimated ingredients and nutrition.
Speak your meal while you're still holding the fork. Works in your language.
Scan a packaged product, then check the product match and serving information.
Nutrition
You get a full breakdown you can actually interrogate — not one opaque number. Review the portions and use known nutrition values to correct your food log.
Tracking on a prescribed GLP-1
If you track nutrition while taking a prescribed GLP-1 medication, your food log can help you see what you have recorded. Put protein, fiber, or other nutrients on your Home screen and use goals agreed with your healthcare professional.
FuelForm doesn't screen you, prescribe anything, or ask what you're taking — that's between you and your prescriber. What it does is let you put the numbers that matter alongside your calorie count.
General information, not medical advice. FuelForm is not a medical device and doesn't diagnose, treat or prescribe.
Progress
Weight trend, nutrient gaps and a searchable history — built from what you actually logged, with no filler data in between.
How it works
Type, speak, photograph or scan. Whatever's quickest with one hand free.
The AI proposes ingredients, portions and macros. Compare the result with what you ate.
Meals flagged for review need approval or correction before they count toward your daily totals.
Weight trend, nutrient averages and every logged day — revisit and edit any of it later.
Library
Nutrition, habits and the research underneath them — readable here before you download anything.
Honest by design
AI nutrition numbers are estimates, and we'd rather say so than dress a guess up as a measurement. You can inspect the breakdown and check it against what you ate.
A closer look
FuelForm turns a food photo or description into estimated nutrition, then keeps the result in a daily log you can review. It is for people who want less typing at mealtimes and a record they can still check.
A photo gives the AI visual clues about the foods and serving. A text or voice description can include quantities and preparation details that a camera misses. Barcode logging provides another starting point for packaged foods.
You get estimated ingredients, calories, and macros. Check the result and resolve any review prompts. Your log, history, and nutrient trends bring those entries together.
See how to track calories from a photoA picture cannot reliably show hidden oil, every ingredient, or the weight of a serving. Recognizing the food is only part of estimating its nutrition. FuelForm does not claim a validated accuracy percentage.
Use known portions and label information when available. Choose the method that fits the meal, and keep professional guidance involved when tracking is part of medical care.
Understand the accuracy limits · Compare AI and manual tracking
An AI calorie tracker turns a meal photo or description into estimated calories and nutrients. FuelForm is an iPhone and iPad app that lets you log by photo, text, voice, or barcode, review the estimate, and keep a daily food log. You can track macros and other nutrients alongside calories.
Yes. Take a food photo in FuelForm to get estimated ingredients, portions, calories, and macros. Check the result: a picture may leave out cooking oil, sauces, or the size of a serving. Photo analysis runs in the app; this website does not offer a photo upload calculator. See how photo tracking works.
The result is an estimate, and FuelForm does not publish a validated accuracy percentage. Food recognition, portion size, hidden ingredients, and preparation can each affect the result. Our small internal reliability checks are not independent nutrition-accuracy validation. Use known portions or package information to check an estimate when you have them. Read the accuracy limits and evaluation method.
Yes. You can reopen a logged entry to edit its nutrition values. Meals flagged for review need approval or correction before they count toward your totals. If you already know a serving size or label value, use that information when checking the result. Editing a number helps your record reflect what you ate; it does not make the original AI estimate a measurement.
FuelForm is free to download. Available subscriptions, trial eligibility, and current prices are shown through Apple before purchase. Downloading the app does not mean every feature is free.
FuelForm supports iPhone and iPad running iOS or iPadOS 17 or later. The download buttons open its US App Store listing.
Food photos are sent for AI analysis. The raw image is removed before the resulting food entry is saved locally or through cloud sync. Retention by the AI provider is governed by that provider's terms and privacy policy. Read FuelForm's privacy policy for the data flow.
No. Apple Health is optional. If you connect it, FuelForm can write nutrition data and read weight, subject to the permissions you choose in iOS. You can log meals without connecting Apple Health.
Yes. FuelForm tracks protein, carbs, fat, fiber, sugar, and sodium alongside calories. In Profile, open Nutrition Goals to choose which three nutrients appear on your Home screen and set your targets. Use a clinician's guidance when your goals are part of medical care.
Available now
FuelForm is free to download from the App Store. Current subscriptions, eligible trials and local prices are shown before purchase.
For iPhone and iPad · Requires iOS or iPadOS 17 or later