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Food diary

Understand what you eat and choose what fits your needs

Log meals by photo, barcode or voice. See nutrition facts, track your training and check ingredients against your profile.

Available on Android and iPhone · 11 languages

Free download · Optional subscriptions

Explore the features

FoodRay screen showing calories, Nutri-Score, processing level, and macronutrients for an oat drink
A product’s nutrition details in the app.

Allergies and intolerances

Get alerts based on your profile and available data. Always check ingredients and traces on the package.

Dietary choices

Check available information for vegan or vegetarian choices.

Everyday nutrition

Keep a food diary, organize your shopping and find recipes to reduce waste.

Three ways to track your nutrition.

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Barcode

Quick scanning of packaged products

Read barcodes via Open Food Facts. If the product is not in the catalog, AI-assisted support analysis is triggered.

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Photo

Visual recognition of dishes

Photograph your meals, fridge, or menu: nutritional values and portion sizes are estimated even in the absence of labels or barcodes.

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Voice

Simplified tracking via dictation

Say "150 grams of pasta" and your voice immediately adds the item to the diary. Voice also manages hydration, shopping list, coach, and sharing.

Languages and measurement units for every country.

11 supported languages with native text-to-speech. Right-to-left (RTL) writing support for Arabic and Hebrew, plus guided first-launch setup.
Coming in 2027: new languages and even more powerful artificial intelligence tools.
ItalianoEnglishEspañol FrançaisDeutsch日本語 中文Русский한국어 العربيةעברית ItalianoEnglishEspañol FrançaisDeutsch日本語 中文Русский한국어 العربيةעברית

In addition to the metric system, 15 regional measurement systems are supported, including jin/liang, catty/tael, ounces, British and American pounds, twila, and Korean and Brazilian units.

Integration with major global databases and alert systems.

Open Food Facts provides available data on packaged products.
USDA data can supplement information on vitamins and minerals.
If a RASFF alert is found, check the batch number on the package.

A clear comparison with the market.

Comparison based on analysis of the main competitors in this sector.

FeaturesFoodRay AIOther competitors
Dish photo recognitionVisual AI with analytical details on micronutrientsAbsent or very basic
Intelligent AI CoachBased on real data from the last 7 daysGeneral advice or absent
Voice featuresIn-app listening, responses, and operational commandsOnly basic text dictation
SecurityThe AI API key stays on the server. The app sends requests through the backend.Some apps embed the API key in the APK.
Dietary systems9 systems with automatic control for each elementFew systems, manual control
Receipt readerSupported, reading multi-page documentsNot supported
Languages with native voiceIn this startup phase 11 languages and voices, with future expansion already plannedNone

🛡 Zero Trust Architecture

AI keys are never stored on your device.

Every request to the AI passes through our backend. Keys remain exclusively on the server, and integrity checks ensure requests come from the official signed app. Your food diary is securely stored on your device, backups pass through your personal space on Google Drive (Android) or iCloud (iPhone), and the menstrual calendar, which is optional, stays on your phone (on Android, the AI Coach receives cycle information only if you turn it on).

Security
AI Keys
Server-side only
Food Diary
On device
Data Backup
Google Drive or iCloud
Data Deletion
Complete erasure