Food is morethan calories.
How each meal makes you feel, what keeps you full, what your plate is made of — and what you really burn.
How does food make you feel? Now you'll know.
About 2.5 hours after a meal, foodoo asks one question — answer right from the lock screen. After ten answers the first patterns appear, checked against your sleep, HRV and resting heart rate from Apple Health.
After carb-heavy meals you feel sluggish more often
When you eat after 21:00, deep sleep is 18 min shorter
After protein-rich meals you stay full longer
foodoo finds the days you felt best on and shows what was different about the food. Only differences that pass a statistical test make the list.
- More different plants: about 9 a day against 5
- You finish eating earlier: around 19:30, on other days around 21:15
- Less caffeine in the afternoon
Didn't finish it? A second photo shows how much was really eaten, and the entry corrects itself. It works for a whole table too — at a restaurant, say: every dish gets its own share.
Wear a glucose monitor that writes to Apple Health? foodoo sets its readings against your meals — on your device.
Know what a meal will do before you finish it.
Right after a scan: how long it will keep you full, whether your energy stays steady, and how long the coffee will last. Your own answers make it sharper.
Fullness is adjusted to your own answers.
The rest of your day, on one clock.
Every meal you log redraws the forecast: until when today's food will hold, when your energy may dip and when the coffee fades. It stays pinned above your diary — like a pinned message in a chat.
On the Lock Screen
A timer of how long your food will hold, on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. No need to open the app.
16:40Hungry soon? Log it from the Lock Screen
One note a day, a little before your food stops holding. Its buttons are named after what you usually eat at that hour — one tap and it's in your diary.
Not just calories. What your food is made of.
30 plants a week
Vegetables, fruit, grains, nuts, herbs and spices. The more varied, the better for your gut.
How processed
The share of ultra-processed food in your week — and which foods it came from.
Where it comes from
Which foods bring your fiber, iron, salt and sugar.
Vitamins and minerals
From every meal — set against the daily norm for your sex and age.
Allergy warnings
Tell foodoo what you avoid. It flags what a dish may contain.
Colours on your plate
Six plant colours across the week. Something to notice, never a verdict — and in “No numbers” mode they ring the plants' leaf.
What you really burn. Not what a formula guesses.
After a few weeks of meals and weigh-ins, foodoo works out how much you actually burn — and moves your daily target towards it, a little at a time. No recent weigh-ins, no guess: it asks you to step on the scale.
Smart scales
Weigh-ins from Apple Health arrive by themselves — or just type your weight in the add bar.
Calories or kilojoules
Pick the unit you read on labels; everything in the app follows it.
No account to start
Log right away. Sign in later and everything you logged moves to your account.
Hide the numbers. Keep the insight.
Some days you want grams. Some days you just want to eat. One switch turns calories into plants, how processed your food is and how you feel.
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Change something. Or nothing.
Either way, you'll know what you eat.
