Nutrition, without the noise

Snap, speak, or scan a meal and Nibble shows what's in it - you check the estimate, then move on. No spreadsheets, no guilt, no handing your data to anyone by default.

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A few thoughtful questions, then a plan that fits your life.

Useful on the busy days, too.

Nibble gives you several low-friction ways to log, then puts the useful signal in one calm place.

Snap it

Take a photo and Nibble estimates the food and portion. You review before it's logged.

Say it

Describe a meal out loud and the coach turns it into a reviewable estimate.

Scan it

Got a barcode? Scan it for a faster, more precise lookup.

Type it

Manual entry and recent meals are there when precision matters more.

Built around your actual day

More than a calorie counter.

Meals, hydration, weight, fasting, and patterns - in one calm place. Local-first, with sync you choose.

Free to startManual logging, search, and saved foods. No account required in the iOS app; web access requires an account.
Smarter with ProAI photo analysis, AI Coach, ambient intelligence, and Apple Health sync.
You stay in controlAI estimates are reviewable; your data stays local unless you sync.

Four small moves.

A useful food log should fit around life, show its assumptions, and help you notice patterns over time.

01

Choose your shortcut

Snap, speak, scan a barcode, or enter the meal yourself.

02

Check the estimate

Adjust the name, portion, meal type, and breakdown when needed.

03

Save your day

Meals, water, weight, and fasting stay together in your local log.

04

Spot the pattern

Use progress views and the dashboard to see what is actually changing.

A grain bowl with sweet potato, chickpeas, greens, cucumber, and rice
For real life

Made for a meal, not a performance.

Nibble gives you a useful next step around the food you actually eat. Check an estimate, save what matters, and come back when it helps.

Review before it countsPhotos and AI estimates stay editable.
Keep your data closeYour diary starts on your device; sync is your choice.
Build a rhythm, not a streakSmall, honest logs make patterns easier to see.