Turn meal photos into calorie and macro estimates you can inspect and correct. Keep the original estimate alongside your revisions, daily totals and meal history. US$4.99 once for iPhone. No subscription. Estimates can be wrong.
I'm part of the team behind AskFork. It is for iPhone users who want to log meal photos and review the assumptions behind a nutrition estimate.
Choose a photo, inspect the estimated range, correct what it missed, then choose an outcome to save the estimate and photo to your diary. Corrections preserve the original estimate and revision history.
AskFork costs US$4.99 once and includes the current features without a subscription. Email verification is required at first open; each photo needs separate permission before it is sent to OpenAI. Estimates can be wrong and are not medical advice or allergy clearance.
Which part of reviewing a meal estimate takes you the most effort?