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Fast to log.Deep when you want it.

Search, scan or photograph a label, and the food lands at the time you ate it. Then go as far into the numbers as you like — down to the amino acids.

01Logging

Your day, hour by hour.

There are no breakfast, lunch and dinner boxes to sort food into. Every entry lands at the time you ate it, so the log reads the way your day went.

  • Copy and move

    Repeat yesterday’s breakfast, or move an entry to another day.

  • Drag to retime

    Ate it earlier than you logged it? Drag it to the right time.

  • Quick add

    Just calories and macros, for when there’s nothing to search for.

  • Day notes

    A line of context: a dinner out, a long run, a rough night.

  • The week above

    A calorie ring for every day, right over the log.

  • Works offline

    No signal at the gym? Keep logging — it syncs when you’re back.

02Add food

One place to add anything.

Search, saved meals, recipes, your own foods and your shopping list share one screen — and the foods you usually eat around this time are already at the top.

  • The plate

    Tap + on anything to put it on the plate, then log the whole meal at once.

  • Save the plate

    A plate you make often becomes a recipe.

  • Saved meals

    Save a meal from your log and add it again in one tap.

  • Your own foods

    Add what’s missing. A label photo fills most of it in.

  • Shopping list

    Plan what to buy, tick it off in the shop, log from it later.

  • Any day, any time

    Logging something from earlier? Set when you ate it first.

03Scanning

Barcodes and labels, read for you.

Scan a barcode to find the packet. If it isn’t in the catalogue yet, photograph the nutrition label and Macros reads the numbers off it — you check them, then save.

  • Barcode scanning

    Point the camera at a packet. There’s a torch for dim kitchens.

  • Label photos

    Flat, well lit and in focus is all it takes. Or pick a photo you already have.

  • A big catalogue

    Common foods and branded products, from USDA data, national food tables and Open Food Facts.

  • History that holds

    A logged food keeps the nutrition it had that day, even if the catalogue changes later.

A barcode and the nutrition label of a packet of rolled oats. Macros reads 382 kcal, 13 g protein, 60 g carbohydrate and 8 g fat per 100 g from a photo of the label.

04Recipes

Cook once.Log it by the serving.

Add the ingredients and how many servings the pot makes, and Macros does the division — for every nutrient, not just calories. Weigh the finished dish and you can log it by the gram, too.

  • By the serving

    Half a bowl or two: log what you actually had.

  • By the gram

    Enter the cooked weight once and weigh your portion.

  • From the plate

    Built a meal on the plate? Save it as a recipe.

  • Swipe to log

    Swipe a recipe in the list to log a serving.

A turkey chilli recipe: six ingredients weighing 2,330 g and 1,933 kcal in total, split into 4 servings of 483 kcal with 42 g protein, 38 g carbohydrate and 16 g fat.

05Nutrients

More than calories and macros.

Over 50 nutrients — fiber and fats, 12 vitamins, 10 minerals and the essential amino acids — measured against reference intakes for your sex and age. Limits like sodium count toward a ceiling instead of a goal.

  • Targets and limits

    Floors to reach, like fiber and iron. Ceilings to stay under, like sodium.

  • Upper limits

    A warning when a vitamin or mineral passes its safe upper limit.

  • Every food’s panel

    Open any food to see its full nutrition, not just the label basics.

  • Shortfalls

    Statistics show which nutrients you keep coming up short on.

A day’s nutrients against reference intakes: Fiber 27 of 32 g, Omega-3 1.2 of 1.6 g, Saturated fat 19 of a maximum of 26 g, Vitamin C 112 of 90 mg, Vitamin D 4.1 of 15 µg, Iron 13.2 of 8 mg, Potassium 2,940 of 3,400 mg, Sodium 2,520 of a maximum of 2,300 mg. Sodium is over its limit.

06Body and habits

The rest of the routine, in the same place.

Food is only part of it. Habits, water, measurements and progress photos live beside your log, so the whole picture is one tap away.

  • Habits

    Anything you want to keep up — daily, on set weekdays, or a few times a week — with a reminder if you like.

  • Water

    Pour a glass on screen and it’s logged.

  • Measurements

    Waist, hips, chest, arms, thighs, calf, neck and body fat, each with its own history.

  • Progress photos

    Front, side and back, for the change the scale doesn’t show. Only you can see them.

07Everything else

All of it, included.

No premium tier and no paywall. Every feature is free, for everyone.

  • Statistics

    Intake, adherence, macro split, time of day, top foods and shortfalls, over any period.

  • Export

    Download your statistics as CSV or JSON whenever you like.

  • Apple Health

    On iPhone, weight, steps and active energy come in, and what you eat goes out.

  • Reminders

    Nudges to log food, weigh in and tick off habits, at the times you pick.

  • Quick actions

    On iPhone, press and hold the app icon to search, scan, quick add or weigh in.

  • Streaks

    A year of logging at a glance, to keep you going.

  • Your units

    Calories or kilojoules, kilograms or pounds.

  • Dark mode

    Follows your phone’s light or dark setting.

No ads. No trackers.

What you eat is your business. Macros has no advertising and no third-party analytics, and your progress photos stay private — only you can see them.

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Eat. Log. Weigh in.Let the numbers settle.