Snap your plate or just say what you ate — FitBite AI counts calories and macros, syncs your steps and workouts from Apple Health and shows how far you are from today's goal.
No searching in databases, no weighing.
Point the camera at your plate or hold the mic and say “borscht with sour cream and two slices of bread”.
Every item gets a portion, calories, protein, carbs and fat. Correct anything by voice: “double the rice”.
Steps and workouts from Apple Health raise the budget. The ring shows what's left and how much fat today burns.
Built for people who want results, not spreadsheets.
Recognises dishes, drinks and packaged products, in your language.
Reads Apple Health: steps, active energy, runs, rides, strength, swims.
Says exactly which deficit gets you to the target weight and when.
A month at a glance: under, over, and the days you skipped.
Ask “what can I still eat tonight?” — it knows your numbers.
Packaged food in one scan, with label data.
Water goal with reminders and an intermittent-fasting timer.
The ring, steps and a quick voice log on your wrist.
Streaks, 10 000-step days, kilos lost — celebrated, not nagged.
Ukrainian, English, Polish, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Turkish, Czech, Romanian, Dutch.
Every scan teaches the database; categories and icons appear by themselves.
Photos are analysed and dropped. No accounts, no ads, no selling data.
Your ring, your steps and a voice log — without taking the phone out.
Start with 10 free scans. Then Pro, or nothing.
Typically within 10–20 % for everyday meals — about as good as a careful human estimate, and far better than not logging at all. You can always correct portions by voice.
No. A photo is sent to the recognition server, analysed and discarded. Only the food names and numbers are kept, so you can see them on another device.
Your history, steps, sleep and calendar stay. New scans need FitBite Pro.
Yes — iPhone counts steps on its own. The Watch adds workouts, heart-rate-based energy and logging from the wrist.
