NutriEat

Meal and macro tracking

Logging food should take seconds. If it takes longer, you stop doing it by week two.

Log the food you actually eat

Most trackers are built around Western supermarket food, so a plate of dal, sabzi and two rotis becomes an awkward guess. NutriEat covers British, Indian, Mediterranean, Asian and American cooking, so the food in your search results resembles the food on your plate.

What you see

Daily macros

Calories, protein, carbs and fat against your targets, updating as you log.

Net balance

On mobile, steps and active calories from your phone feed in, so you see intake against output.

Trends over time

Weight trend, streaks and milestones — the weekly picture rather than daily noise.

A plate of roast chicken with new potatoes and green vegetables

Targets that suit you

Targets are calculated from your height, weight, age, activity level and goal, and adjust as those change. Premium lets you override them with your own numbers.

All figures are estimates to guide everyday decisions, not clinical measurements.