DietClash
The calorie tracker you play with friends
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DietClash - The calorie tracker you play with friends

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Snap a photo to log any meal — AI estimates calories & macros instantly. Then start a Clash: compete with friends on steps, water, fasting, and streaks, scored as % of your own goal so everyone plays fair. Fasting stages, weekly AI reports & more.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I quit calorie tracking three separate times, and it took me a while to admit why: it wasn't the logging. It was doing it alone. Nobody notices if you stop. So we built DietClash to make nutrition multiplayer. Log meals by pointing your camera at your plate, the AI identifies the food and estimates calories, protein, carbs, and fats (you can still type or enter exact amounts). Then start a Clash with friends: compete on steps, hydration, fasting hours, and daily streaks. Scoring is a percentage of your own goal, so a beginner and a gym rat can compete fairly in the same Clash. There's also a fasting timer that shows which stage your body's in, a weekly AI health report with one concrete thing to try next week, and a Recipe Assistant that calculates macros for homemade dishes. Free to try, iOS + Android, 10 languages. One thing I'd love your take on: what would actually keep you logging past week two competition, streaks, or something else entirely? I'll be here all day.

Snapped a pic of my lunch and the calorie count was actually close to what I expected, which surprised me. The clash idea with friends scoring against their own goals is a nice twist on the usual step challenges.

The snap-to-log feature actually nailed the calories on a pretty messy plate I tested, which surprised me. Adding the friendly competition layer makes hitting daily goals feel way less like a chore.

Love the photo logging and the % of goal scoring idea, super fair way to compete with friends who are at different fitness levels. One thing I'd love to see is a way to save favorite meals or scan a barcode for packaged foods so I'm not snapping the same protein bar every morning.

Snapped a pic of my lunch and the calorie guess was actually pretty close to what I'd tracked manually. The Clash idea is clever too — competing on percentage of personal goals keeps it fair with friends who are way more active than me.

One thing that would make this really stick for me: let us create small private clans and have team vs team clashed across the week, with a shared leaderboard. Eating healthier feels way easier when a few friends are in it together, not just solo duels.

photo logging is way faster than i expected, macros were close to what my fitness tracker shows. the clash idea with friend scores is honestly more motivating than i thought it would be.