MorselMemo - Easy food log

Eating happens every day. Logging it can feel simple too. MorselMemo turns a photo, text, or manual entry into a clear food record. A meal photo can become food names, portions, calories, protein, carbs, fat, and more. You can also add records by hand when you do not want to start from a photo. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks are placed on today’s timeline. Calorie progress and nutrition breakdowns are summarized automatically, so you can see how the day is going as soon as you open the app. Later, you can go back by date and find what you ate. Water has its own page. Log a familiar amount with one tap or add a drink later. The daily total brings together water you drank and estimated water from food, with each source and your daily goal shown separately. You can review past water records by date. Foods you use often are saved in the Food Library, so next time you can log them again quickly. For packaged foods, you can scan the nutrition label and organize calories and nutrients into a record. On Apple Watch, you can quickly check today’s progress. If you enable Apple Health, estimated calories and nutrients can be written to the Health app. iCloud and Apple Health are optional and can be turned on only when you need them. Main features: - Recognize food from camera or photo library - Scan nutrition labels - Log meals and snacks manually - View today’s calories and nutrition breakdown - Quickly log water and follow your daily goal - Include water from food and review past water records by day - Review past records by day - Save frequent foods for quick reuse - Check today’s progress on Apple Watch - Optional sync to Apple Health MorselMemo has a simple goal: keep a clear record of what you ate. No guessing today, and easy to look back tomorrow. AI recognition, calories, and nutrition estimates may be inaccurate. They are for everyday logging reference only and are not medical, nutrition diagnosis, or treatment advice. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/