AI Calorie Tracker for iPhone
Reeve uses a meal photo as the starting point for an editable nutrition entry. Review foods and portions, save the meal to your journal, and compare your routine with personal calorie and macro targets.
Photo-assisted entries
Create a first-pass estimate from visible foods instead of building every meal from a blank search.
Review before saving
Treat generated foods, portions, calories, and macros as editable estimates—not exact measurements.
Journal and trends
Keep meal history, targets, weight, steps, and body metrics together so you can review patterns over time.
A faster starting point
Traditional food logging often starts with a database search. Reeve adds a photo-first option: capture the meal, inspect the suggested foods and quantities, and correct the details you know.
The goal is not to pretend a camera can see every ingredient. It is to reduce the blank-page work while keeping the user in control of the saved record.
Use the right input for the meal
Photo logging is useful for visible meals. Barcode scanning can be more appropriate for packaged products, while food search or a known recipe is often better when exact label or ingredient information is available.
A consistent journal can combine these methods. The best input is the one that provides enough information for the decision you want to make.
Built around trends, not one perfect number
Meal estimates contain uncertainty, and body weight changes from day to day for many reasons. Review longer-term patterns instead of treating one entry or one weigh-in as a verdict.
Reeve is designed for general nutrition logging. Clinical nutrition, eating-disorder recovery, pregnancy, and medication decisions require appropriately qualified professional support.