A FRESH TAKE ON FOOD LOGGING

Good food.
Less guesswork.

Turn a food photo into an editable meal. Adjust portions and track calories, protein, carbs and fat.

Your meals. Your portions. Your pace.

A LITTLE CLARITY, COMING UP
An overhead view of a salmon, rice and avocado bowl
3 ingredients. All editable.Illustrative photo demo

A starting point you can always fine-tune.

01

Snap your plate.

Turn a food photo into a meal draft.

02

Make it yours.

Adjust ingredients and portions.

03

Find your rhythm.

Get to know the patterns in your days.

A LITTLE HANDS-ON

Your appetite.
Your call.

More rice? Less avocado? Go for it.
Move the sliders and watch your meal add up.

ON THE MENU

Salmon sunshine bowl

541kcal

A little detail. A clearer picture.

Protein30 g
Carbs47 g
Fat25 g

Illustrative portions and nutrition estimates.

kcal541
Protein30 g
Carbs47 g
Fat25 g
Adjust the portions in your example meal

A bowl that fits you.

120 g
0 g300 g
150 g
0 g300 g
60 g
0 g180 g

Nothing’s set in stone. That’s the idea.

A PEEK INSIDE DIETPAD

Little details.
All yours.

Real screens from the app.
Pre-release version, with sample entries.

MAKE IT YOURS

Every ingredient is editable.

Set the amount, choose the unit, and review the nutrition for each component.

DietPad ingredient editor showing salmon, 150 grams, 312 calories and editable protein, fat and carbohydrate values. Open full screenshot of the ingredient editor (new tab)
SEE WHAT ADDS UP

Your diary, in perspective.

Choose a period, explore your totals, and ask questions about what you’ve logged.

DietPad Period Summary for a sample day with broccoli, rice and salmon, 557 calories in total, and an Ask about this period option. Open full screenshot of the period summary (new tab)
THE BIGGER PICTUREExample week

Little meals.
A story of your week.

How was my protein this week?

You averaged 78 g a day. Thursday was your highest day, at 90 g.

An illustrative conversation with your diary.

MORE THAN A SINGLE MEAL

Find your
kind of balance.

Your days are different. Your food diary should have room for that.

01

Keep your go-to meals close.

Save ingredients and meal templates. Give tomorrow’s breakfast a head start.

02

See what adds up.

Explore your meals and nutrition across days, not just the plate in front of you.

03

Ask your diary.

Ask about your patterns. Get answers grounded in the meals you’ve logged.

HERE’S TO YOUR NEXT MEAL

A little more clarity.
A lot more you.

Get DietPad on the App Store

Made for iPhone. Built around your meals.