PHOTO
A fast first estimate
Choose or take a meal photo. PlateLedger recognizes likely dishes on your iPhone and gives you editable calories, macros, ingredients, and portion weight.
AI FOOD SCANNER & MACRO TRACKER
Know what's on your plate.
Use a meal photo for a fast calorie and macro estimate, review the recognized dish and portion, then log protein, carbs, fat, and fiber in seconds.
BUILT FOR DAILY LOGGING
Fast enough to use. Honest enough to trust.
PACKAGED FOOD
Scan the barcode
Look up U.S. packaged foods through Open Food Facts, then compare the result with the product label before saving.
YOUR DATA
Private by design
No account, no ads, and no sale of personal data. Meal photos and history stay on the iPhone; Apple Health write access is optional.
ONE PRIVATE FOOD TRACKER
Photo calorie counter, macro tracker, and barcode scanner.
PlateLedger combines the tools people usually need from several nutrition apps. Scan food with the camera, correct the estimated portion weight, track daily calories, and keep a searchable food diary without creating an account.
Follow protein, carbs, fat, and fiber for weight-management or everyday wellness goals. Use the food barcode scanner for packaged products, or search the built-in USDA reference catalog when a photo is not the right choice.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Food photo and calorie tracking, explained.
Can PlateLedger calculate calories from a food photo?
PlateLedger gives a fast, editable estimate of the visible dish, portion weight, calories, and macros. Because a photo cannot reveal every oil, sauce, or ingredient, you review the result before saving it.
Can I scan packaged food barcodes?
Yes. The barcode calorie scanner looks up packaged-food data through Open Food Facts. PlateLedger asks you to compare community data with the nutrition label before logging it.
Can I use it as a weight loss calorie tracker?
You can track daily calorie intake, protein, carbs, fat, and fiber for general wellness goals. PlateLedger does not prescribe a diet and is not medical advice.
Does PlateLedger upload my meal photos?
No. Photo analysis runs on the iPhone, meal photos are not retained by PlateLedger, and no account is required. Your meal history remains on your device.
IMPORTANT
Estimates, not measurements.
A single photo cannot reveal hidden oils, sauces, exact recipes, or absolute scale. PlateLedger shows confidence, gives a bounded weight estimate, and asks you to review every result before saving. It is a general wellness tool, not a medical device or medical advice.