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iPhone and iPad · OneBite: AI Meal Log

Review meals and packaged-food labels, then save what you approve.

Release preparation

Preparing for App Review. Not yet available on the App Store.

What it is

OneBite: AI Meal Log

Photograph a meal, choose a photo, describe it, enter known nutrition, or explicitly look up a product code/name using Open Food Facts. Meal estimates and barcode recognition run on device; only an explicit online lookup sends a code/search text plus ordinary connection metadata to the food provider. Confirm the label and portion and review nutrition before Save. Journals remain local; estimates and community product data are not exact measurements, medical advice or allergen checks.

  • Camera, photo-library, text and direct known-nutrition entry
  • Barcode scan, printed-code lookup and explicit product/brand search; manual alternatives remain
  • Confirm grams/millilitres and portion; complete missing nutrients before explicit Save
  • Searchable local journal, reviewed Log again and personal targets
  • Portable validated journal export/import and retained source notes
OneBite native iPhone development preview: Reviewed meal energy and macros against your own targets. Sample data.

Development preview · Sample data

Inside the app

Made for iPhone and iPad.

Development preview · Sample data. These are original native screenshots. Open any image to inspect it at full size.

OneBite native iPhone development preview: Reviewed meal energy and macros against your own targets. Sample data.

iPhone · Sample data

Your day, reviewed

Reviewed meal energy and macros against your own targets.

OneBite native iPhone development preview: Camera, photo library, description, and manual nutrition entry. Sample data.

iPhone · Sample data

Start with a photo or known values

Camera, photo library, description, and manual nutrition entry.

OneBite native iPhone development preview: An editable entry with its manual source clearly visible. Sample data.

iPhone · Sample data

Known nutrition stays manual

An editable entry with its manual source clearly visible.

OneBite native iPhone development preview: Search saved meals and open an editable copy before saving. Sample data.

iPhone · Sample data

Review before logging again

Search saved meals and open an editable copy before saving.

OneBite native iPad development preview: The searchable journal adapts to native iPad navigation. Sample data.

iPad · Sample data

Your meal journal on iPad

The searchable journal adapts to native iPad navigation.

FREE

Useful from day one

  • Seven days of working tools through the separate free trial; no automatic charge or subscription
  • Saved records remain readable and exportable after working access expires

FULL

One lifetime unlock

  • Optional one-time Full purchase: planned Germany price €19.99; StoreKit shows the applicable storefront price before confirmation
  • Continued meal creation, editing, estimation and product-lookup tools
  • Nutrition trends and custom meal categories; existing paid rights preserved

PRIVACY

Local by default

  • No personal journal sync to iCloud in this release; existing cloud copies remain untouched
  • Photos and camera frames are not sent in product requests or saved to the journal/archive
  • Explicit product code/search queries go directly to Open Food Facts with IP/request metadata; provider logs are governed by its policy
  • No OneBite account, ad SDK, developer nutrition backend or automatic query-as-you-type
  • Manual known-nutrition entry needs no food-database request

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