FoodSense makes meal logging flexible: users can photograph food for AI-assisted analysis, scan a barcode, type a meal, or describe it by voice. Results appear in a nutrition view and can be edited when the estimate needs correction. A new eligible account receives ten days of Premium without entering payment details; after the trial, the app continues on Free unless the user chooses to subscribe. Free includes calorie and macro tracking, goals, meal editing, 30 photo analyses per month, and 30 days of meal history. Premium adds FODMAP and glycemic insights, detailed nutrients, diet-quality trends, longer history, unlimited photo analyses, and PDF food reviews. Exact subscription prices are presented in the app rather than in the verified listing text. The developer labels nutrition values as estimates and says the app is not a medical device. Food composition, portions, and missing entries can change results, so use the log as an estimate rather than clinical guidance.
FoodSense: Food Tracker
An AI-assisted meal tracker for logging food by photo, barcode, voice, or text and reviewing calories and nutrition.
Overview
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What it does
- Log meals from photos, barcode scans, text, or voice descriptions.
- Edit AI-assisted meal estimates and review calories and macronutrients.
- Track goals and review recent meal history on the free plan.
- Unlock detailed nutrient, FODMAP, glycemic, and food-review insights with Premium.
A good fit for
- People who want flexible meal logging with photo analysis and nutrition summaries.
Worth knowing
- Free photo analysis is limited to 30 per month and history to 30 days. Premium pricing is shown in-app. Nutrition values are estimates; the developer says FoodSense is not a medical device and does not replace professional advice.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.
What is FoodSense: Food Tracker used for?
An AI-assisted meal tracker for logging food by photo, barcode, voice, or text and reviewing calories and nutrition.
What can you do with FoodSense: Food Tracker?
Log meals from photos, barcode scans, text, or voice descriptions. Edit AI-assisted meal estimates and review calories and macronutrients. Track goals and review recent meal history on the free plan. Unlock detailed nutrient, FODMAP, glycemic, and food-review insights with Premium.
Who is FoodSense: Food Tracker designed for?
People who want flexible meal logging with photo analysis and nutrition summaries.
What should you know before downloading FoodSense: Food Tracker?
Free photo analysis is limited to 30 per month and history to 30 days. Premium pricing is shown in-app. Nutrition values are estimates; the developer says FoodSense is not a medical device and does not replace professional advice.
Does FoodSense: Food Tracker include paid features?
Eligible new accounts receive ten days of Premium without payment details. The app then falls back to Free unless the user subscribes. Premium subscription prices are shown in the app before purchase; the verified US listing text does not state specific amounts.
Which platforms support FoodSense: Food Tracker?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-04.
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