I built Repeat Eat for myself because I wanted food logging to take seconds, not become another daily chore. For me, the useful part is knowing the few things that actually affect everyday decisions: calories and protein. I don’t want to track dozens of parameters just to decide what I can still eat today, or whether I should add more protein. My usual flow is simple: take a photo now, eat, and fill in the details later. If I eat the same thing again, I can repeat it in one tap. When I need help estimating a meal, I use my existing AI chat instead of paying for another AI subscription inside the app. Repeat Eat can also export weekly or monthly logs, so you can give the bigger picture to an AI and ask for analysis, patterns, or recommendations. The goal was never to build the most complicated calorie tracker. I wanted one that gives me enough information to make better food choices, while staying simple enough to actually use every day.

Repeat Eat: Calorie Counter

Log meals with photos & your AI chat. Repeat in one tap.

Log meals with photos & your AI chat. Repeat in one tap.