Type what you ate. The AI gives you a rough estimate.
Because a rough estimate is all you actually need.
One input field. That's it.
Meals, recipes, exercise — all through the same text box.
No tabs. No barcode scanner. No food database to search.
Just tell it what happened.
How it works
"Two slices of pizza and a coke after my 30-minute run"
AI breaks it down — calories, protein, carbs, fat. Adjust if needed.
See your day at a glance. That's it. No weighing, no logging ritual.

Built different
A rough estimate is all you need. We're not here to count every gram — just to keep you honest.
Missing a day doesn't reset anything. Life happens. Log when you remember — that's enough.
Meals, recipes, workouts — type it all in one place. The AI sorts it out so you don't have to.
Weekly observations spot your patterns — late-night snacking, skipped protein, too many liquid calories — and give you concrete, personalised tips.
Hosted in the EU. No ads, no selling your food diary. What you eat is your business.
“The frequency and consistency of self-monitoring may be more important than the comprehensiveness or accuracy of the records.”
Public Health Nutrition — Systematic Review, 2022
People who log consistently — even rough estimates — lose twice as much weight as those who don't. Nutriq is built around this idea.
What people are saying
“I just type what I had for lunch and it's done. No scanning, no searching through databases. It's the first tracker I've actually stuck with.”
— Sarah M.
“Everything lives in one input field — meals, exercise, even recipe links. It's not bloated with features I'll never use. Just log and go.”
— James R.
No credit card. No commitment. Just type and go.