Snap a picture of your food — or just describe it — and NexMeal estimates the calories and macros, logs the meal, and shows you exactly how it fits into your day. No weighing, no searching, no mental arithmetic.
NexMeal does the estimating and the maths. You just eat and point your camera.
Calorie and macro targets built around your body, activity, goal weight and timeline.
Photograph it, pick an existing photo, say it out loud, or type it — whatever's quickest.
See calories, protein, carbs, fat and fibre, plus a score out of 10 for how it fits your day.
Your AI coach reads the day so far and tells you what to eat next to stay on track.
Most trackers hand you a number and leave. NexMeal's coach has already read your meals, your activity, your weight trend and your goals — so the advice actually applies to you.
One heavy meal isn't a setback and one good day isn't a win. NexMeal keeps the long view — weigh-ins, weekly averages and projections that show where you're genuinely heading.
A full nutrition and fitness companion — not just a calorie counter with a camera.
Calorie and macro targets built from your body, activity level, goal weight and timeline.
Photo, photo library, voice or text — NexMeal estimates calories, protein, carbs, fat and fibre.
Breaks a meal into its parts so you can adjust servings or estimates before logging.
Every meal scored out of 10 against what's left in your day, with a verdict and a next step.
Calories remaining, macro progress, meals logged, calories burned and a score for the day.
Reviews your meals, activity, goals and trend, then recommends what to do next.
Weigh-ins, trend charts, weekly averages, daily grades and goal projections.
Steps, active energy and workouts can feed straight into your daily calorie budget.
Set a hydration goal and log drinks in a tap as the day goes on.
Ask the coach to build a workout, save it, follow the exercises and mark it complete.
Save the meals you eat often and log them again in one tap. Manual entry any time.
Logging streaks, optional reminders, and a daily reflection that sums up yesterday.
Apple Health access is optional and read on your iPhone — NexMeal only uses steps, active energy and workouts to adjust your daily calorie budget. Nothing is shared with anyone, and you can turn it off at any time.
It's an estimate, and it's meant to be. NexMeal breaks the meal into its individual ingredients and shows you what it found, so you can correct a serving size or a number before logging. For most people an honest estimate logged in five seconds beats a precise one they never enter.
No. You can photograph the meal, choose an existing photo, describe it by voice, or type it manually — and meals you eat often can be saved to your library and logged again in a tap.
Your logged meals, your activity, your goals, your weight trend and your recent history. That's what lets it recommend a next meal, help you pick from a menu, explain why progress has stalled, or propose new targets — which you approve before anything changes.
Yes, on supported iPhones. With your permission NexMeal reads steps, active energy and workouts, and adjusts your daily calorie budget to match what you've actually done. It's entirely optional.
There is. The free version includes a limited number of AI scans and coach messages each day. NexMeal Pro raises those limits and adds ingredient breakdowns, advanced trends, weekly insights, goal projections and report exports.
It's coming soon to the App Store. For a heads-up at launch, or any question in the meantime, reach us through NexMeal support.
NexMeal is on its way to the App Store. Questions, ideas, or something you'd want it to do — we read every message.
