Stop logging. Just talk.
Say what you ate in your own words. BiteTalk finds every food, measures it against USDA nutrition data and logs your calories and macros in seconds. No searching, no scrolling, no guessing serving sizes.
3-day free trial on the yearly plan · Cancel anytime in iPhone Settings
Real app screens with sample meals.
Logging a breakfast the usual way
Logging it with BiteTalk
“Two scrambled eggs, a slice of toast with butter and a black coffee.” Done.
One sentence. Three seconds of checking.
Talk the way you would to a friend. BiteTalk does the tedious part and shows you exactly what it heard before anything is saved.
Say it
Tap the mic and describe the meal. Amounts, brands and cooking methods all count.
“Big bowl of oatmeal with a banana and a spoon of honey”Check it
Every food appears as its own line with an amount you can tap to change. If something is unclear, you get one quick question, never a quiz.
How big was the bowl? Small · Medium · LargeTrack it
Calories and macros land on your day. Your target adjusts each week from your real weight trend, not a formula guess.
This week: 1,950 kcal/day (−100 from your trend)
Every number shows its math.
Other apps hand you a total and ask you to trust it. BiteTalk shows the food match, the amount and the calories per gram, so you can check any line in a second.
Real nutrition dataFoods are matched to USDA FoodData Central, over 13,000 foods with standard portions.
Honest rangesEach meal carries a confidence badge. A weighed portion is tight; “a plate of pasta” gets a wider range.
Math, not guessesThe AI only reads your words. Calories come from fixed arithmetic on the matched food data.
Two scrambled eggs, a slice of toast with butter and a black coffeeMedium
| Food | Amount | kcal/100 g | kcal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Egg omelet or scrambled egg2 eggs | 110 g | 185 | 204 |
| Bread, white, toasted1 slice | 25 g | 293 | 73 |
| Butter1 pat, on toast | 7 g | 743 | 52 |
| Coffee, brewed1 mug | 480 g | 1 | 5 |
| TotalLikely range 289–380 kcal | 334 | ||
Real BiteTalk result for this sentence. Per-100 g values from USDA FoodData Central (FNDDS).
Built for people who quit food diaries.
Voice-first logging
Log a full meal in one breath. Several foods, amounts and cooking methods in one sentence.
Show the math
Tap any meal to see each food, its amount and how the calories were counted.
One smart question
When an amount really matters, BiteTalk asks once. Otherwise it stays out of your way.
Adaptive daily target
Your calorie goal recalibrates weekly from your weigh-ins, so it fits your body, not an average.
Apple Health sync
Send nutrition to Apple Health and read your weight from it, if you choose to connect.
Saved meals
Save any meal as your usual. Next time it’s one tap from Today.
AI understands the words.
Math does the counting.
Language models are great at understanding “a big bowl of dal with two rotis.” They are not reliable at inventing calorie numbers. So BiteTalk never lets them. Each step does only the job it is good at.
One plan, every feature.
BiteTalk Pro includes up to 100 voice logs a day, the full nutrition breakdown, adaptive targets and Apple Health sync.
Yearly
Works out to about $4.17 a month
- 3-day free trial
- Everything in BiteTalk Pro
- Save 58% compared with monthly
Monthly
Billed every month
- Everything in BiteTalk Pro
- Cancel anytime
Prices in US dollars; your local App Store price may differ. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel in Settings → your name → Subscriptions.
Questions, answered.
How accurate is BiteTalk?
As accurate as the information you give it. Foods are matched to USDA nutrition data and calories are calculated with fixed math, not estimated by AI. Each meal shows a confidence range: a weighed or packaged portion is usually within about 10%, while a vague description like “a plate of rice” gets a wider range. Even nutrition labels are allowed some variation, so the range is an honest picture of what anyone can know.
Is my voice recorded or uploaded?
No. Your iPhone converts speech to text on the device. Only the text of what you said is sent to our servers to find the foods. Audio is never uploaded or stored.
Can I type instead of talking?
Yes. Type the same sentence you would say and BiteTalk handles it the same way.
Does it understand home-cooked and regional dishes?
Yes. Describe the dish and the amount (“two rotis and a bowl of chicken curry”) and BiteTalk breaks it into foods it can measure. If a portion size changes the answer a lot, it asks one quick question.
Does it work with Apple Health?
Yes, if you choose to connect. BiteTalk can write nutrition to Apple Health and read your weight to adjust your daily target. Health data is never used for advertising or sold.
How do I cancel my subscription?
Open Settings on your iPhone, tap your name, then Subscriptions, then BiteTalk. Cancel at least 24 hours before your trial or billing period ends to avoid the next charge. Refunds are handled by Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.
Is BiteTalk medical advice?
No. BiteTalk is a tracking tool, not a medical device. Talk to a doctor or registered dietitian before major diet changes, especially if you are pregnant or have a health condition.
Your next meal takes one sentence.
BiteTalk is launching soon on the App Store for iPhone.