Foodvisor - AI Calorie Counter

What Foodvisor records and who it suits

Foodvisor is a food diary and calorie counter with an AI component that recognises food from a photo. Its core job is recording what you eat so you can see the nutritional content of your meals over time.

The listing frames it around building healthier eating habits and losing weight, rather than strict dieting. It fits people who want a daily log that covers both home-cooked meals and packaged products.

Logging a meal by photo, voice, search or barcode

You can photograph a meal and the AI identifies the foods in the picture. You can also speak to the app and have it log what you say, or type a few words and search a food database the listing describes as thousands of items.

Packaged products are logged by scanning their barcode. The four methods are meant to be used interchangeably, so you can pick whichever is quickest for a given meal.

Reusing saved foods, recipes and full meals

Individual foods, recipes and complete meals can be saved as favourites. Saved items can be found again quickly, which cuts down on searching for the same entries week after week.

Nutrient totals and weight progress over time

Each log shows calories along with macronutrients, vitamins and minerals. Weight is tracked week by week, so changes can be followed over a longer period.

Detailed reports summarise your eating and activity habits. The listing presents these as a way to understand your actual patterns rather than a single day's numbers.

Hydration, activity and Google Fit syncing

Water intake and physical activity are recorded alongside food, so the daily log covers more than what you ate. Google Fit sync brings health metrics from Google Fit into the app to be viewed together.