In development · Android beta coming soon

Snap your meals. Log your training.

BiteSnap turns a photo of your plate into a calorie and macro estimate, tracks every set you lift, and adds both up into one honest daily calorie balance.

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No spam. One email when it is ready.

How it works

Food and training in one app, so the number at the end of the day means something.

Snap a meal Beta
Take a photo of your plate. BiteSnap's AI estimates calories, protein, carbs and fat, and you can correct anything before you save it. Or type it in by hand.
Log your workout
Start a routine or an empty session, tick off sets, and the rest timer runs by itself. Last time's weights are already filled in.
See your balance
Calories eaten minus your goal, plus the energy your training burned, labelled as an estimate. One number, honestly sourced.

Real screens from the app

Captured from the current build of the workout side, in light and dark theme. Meal snapping screens arrive with the beta.

Workouts home: this week's workouts, volume and estimated calories burned, with Push, Pull, Legs and Full body routines — Your week at a glance

An active Push workout logging bench press sets with last session's weights shown — Log sets in two taps

Weekly volume bar chart over eight weeks and a front and back body map of muscles trained — Volume and muscles trained

Exercise library with search across 876 exercises and filters for muscle, equipment and level — 876 exercises, searchable

Bench press detail with a photo, tags and a muscle map of chest, shoulders and triceps — Form photos and muscle maps

What's inside

Built to be quick at the table and in the gym.

AI meal estimates Beta

Photo in, calories and macros out, with manual entry when you want it. You can adjust the numbers, because you know your portion better than a camera does.

Routines that remember

Push, Pull, Legs and Full body starters, or build your own. Weights pre-fill from last session.

Personal records, live

A trophy appears the moment a set beats your best estimated one-rep max.

Progress you can read

Weekly volume over eight weeks and a front and back body map of the muscles you trained.

Honest energy numbers

Workout calories use published MET values and are always marked as estimates. No invented precision.

English and Russian

Light and dark themes, two languages, and a layout tested on small phones.

Who it's for

People who lift and want their food to match. You train three or four times a week and want to know whether you are actually eating for it, without a spreadsheet.

People who gave up on calorie apps. Searching a database for every ingredient is the reason most food logs die in week two. A photo takes five seconds.

Join the waitlist

BiteSnap is in development. Leave your email and you'll get one message when the Android beta opens.