Log it your way
Take a photo, speak naturally or type a quick description. Use manual entry whenever you already know the details.
Early iPhone beta
Know what’s left.
Eat with confidence.
Snap a meal, say it or type it. EatLose turns everyday food into an estimate you can review, then shows how many calories you have left for today.
- Estimates stay editable
- Nothing logs until you confirm
- English & Chinese
1,120
kcal left today
Built for real meals
Your estimate, your decision
Progress over perfection
A calmer way to log
Your day is not a spreadsheet.
Food is messy. Portions vary. Plans change. EatLose gives you a practical estimate without pretending to know more than it does.
Review the estimate
See the ingredients, portions and estimated energy. Correct anything that looks wrong before it touches your day.
See what’s left
Your home screen keeps the useful number close: a clear, measured estimate of today’s remaining calories.
AI that stays in its lane
It estimates.
You decide.
EatLose never silently adds a meal or changes your goal. AI can help turn a meal into a starting point, but you always review and confirm it yourself.
- Editable details
- Adjust ingredients, portions and energy before confirming.
- Clear uncertainty
- See when a result is an estimate, not an exact measurement.
- Manual fallback
- Keep logging even when you prefer not to use AI.
The trend matters
A useful view of weeks, not judgment about one day.
Weight and food are variable. EatLose puts the focus on your confirmed history, your selected plan and the longer trend that helps you decide what to do next.
Practical guidance, grounded in the information you choose to confirm.
Private by design
Your health data should not become a product.
Health data stays local where possible. EatLose reads only the Apple Health data you choose to connect.
Meal photos are temporary. They are used only for the analysis you ask for, then removed.
You stay in control. Nothing changes your diary until you confirm it.
Common questions
Useful answers before you start.
Can a photo calculate exact calories?
No. A photo can only produce an estimate because portion size, hidden ingredients and cooking oils may not be visible. EatLose shows the estimate as a draft so you can edit it before confirming.
Does EatLose replace medical advice?
No. EatLose provides general wellness guidance for adults aged 18 and over. It does not diagnose, treat or replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional.
Do I have to use AI or Apple Health?
No. Both are optional. Manual meal and weight logging remain available, and you can change permissions later in EatLose or iPhone Settings.
Is EatLose available in Chinese?
Yes. The iPhone beta supports English and Simplified Chinese, with language controls available inside the app.
iPhone beta
Help shape a more human way to lose weight.
Try EatLose through Apple TestFlight and tell us what feels useful, confusing or missing.
Join the TestFlight beta
Need help? Email hello@eatlose.com