AI photo scan
Photograph a meal; each food is identified with an estimated portion. Review and adjust before saving.
Byte Balance logs meals from a photo, barcode, voice, search or recipe link; tracks calories, protein, carbs, fat, water, weight and fasting; and lets a whole household track nutrition together on one Family plan. Nutrition guidance in the app is designed by a registered dietitian.
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Photograph a meal; each food is identified with an estimated portion. Review and adjust before saving.
Scan packaged food to add its label nutrition.
Search the food database and choose the portion.
Paste a recipe link, set the number of servings, and log your share.
Describe your meal out loud and it is turned into a log entry.
The app suggests meals you eat regularly so a repeat is one tap.
Ask about your day or your food in plain language; the assistant can also log a meal or water for you.
Daily calorie, protein, carbohydrate and fat targets based on your goal: lose, maintain or gain weight.
Recalibrates your target from your real weight trend.
Quick-add water and see progress against your daily goal.
Log weight and measurements and see the history.
Start, pause and review fasts such as 16:8. See Fasting & Ramadan.
Weekly patterns, streaks, badges and challenges to help you keep going.
Build a shopping list, including from imported recipes.
Everyone in the household joins with their own profile and goals.
Log a meal once and split it across members in proportion to each person’s calorie budget.
Today’s total and each member’s progress in one view.
Add members to your household with a code.
English, Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.
A full RTL interface for Arabic.
Follows your iPhone’s appearance setting.
Optional meal reminders so you don’t forget to log.
We’d rather you know up front. These are not available in the current version:
You take a photo of your meal. An AI vision model identifies each food on the plate and estimates its portion, and Byte Balance looks up calories, protein, carbs and fat for each item. You see every item with its estimated weight and can change the portion or remove an item before the meal is saved. Portions are estimated from the photo alone, so it is worth a quick check.
Not yet. Apple Health integration is not available in the current version. We will say so here when it is.
Yes. Besides photo scanning you can scan a barcode, search for a food, import a recipe from a link, re-log a past meal in one tap, or — with Pro — log by voice.
With Pro, yes. The adaptive calorie target compares what you log with how your weight actually changes and adjusts your daily target, rather than relying only on a formula based on age, height and activity.