Photo
Point it at the plate. foodoo works out what's on it, how much, and asks a question only when the answer would change the number.
Calorie tracking for Android
Log a meal in the time it takes to say it.
A photo, a barcode, or a half-typed note — foodoo reads it, matches it to real nutrition data, and finishes in the background while you eat.
Coming soon to Google Play
Note
Logged
2 eggs, sourdough toast w/ butter, black coffee
- Fried eggs ×2180
- Sourdough toast, buttered232
- Black coffee2
Total414
You can put the phone down — this finishes on its own.
Three ways in. Pick whichever is closest to hand.
Barcode
Scan the packet — up to ten in one go for a grocery-haul lunch. Barcode scans are free and don't count against anything.
Note
"leftover pad thai, maybe two thirds of it." That's enough. Write it the way you'd text a friend.
It asks when it matters.
A photo can't tell whether the dressing went on the salad or the latte was oat or whole. When the answer would actually move the number, foodoo asks one short question instead of guessing quietly.
Real data, not vibes.
Every item is matched against USDA and branded nutrition databases — hundreds of thousands of real foods — so "oatmeal" means oatmeal, not an oatmeal cookie.
Wrong? Just say so.
"that was oat milk, not whole" fixes the entry the same way you created it. No forms, no hunting through menus.
Plans
Free
- 25 AI captures a month
- 3 photos per capture
- Unlimited barcode scans, manual entries, search and favorites
Pro
- 500 AI captures a month
- 8 photos per capture
- Everything unlimited in Free stays unlimited
Pricing in the app at launch.
An AI capture is any photo or note foodoo reads for you. Logging by barcode or by hand never uses one.