Foodbok is a calorie and macro tracker for iPhone by Pavel Rydvanskiy, for logging meals by barcode, database search or a meal photo, with nutrients, water and activity kept in one diary.
Foodbok logs meals by barcode scan, food database search, manual entry or a photo of the plate, and counts calories, protein, fat and carbs as you go.
From a meal photo it suggests the ingredients and portion size as a diary entry you can edit before saving.
It also records water, activity, vitamins and medications with reminders, tracks weight and body measurements, saves your own recipes and syncs with Apple Health.
Who Foodbok suits
People who log what they eat and want barcode and photo entry
iPhone users who want food, water and body measurements in one diary
One limit. Foodbok needs iOS 16.4 or later.
Foodbok and AI
AI inside. The maker's page says its AI food scanner recognises dishes from a meal photo and estimates portion size, calories and macros. (source)
What Foodbok costs
The App Store page says essential features are free; a free trial then a PRO subscription for three, six or twelve months unlocks the rest.
Current prices: apps.apple.com ↗. We do not list prices: makers change them, so check the maker's own page before you buy.
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