Add it your way
Snap a meal photo, type or dictate what you ate, scan a barcode or nutrition label, search the food catalog, or enter it by hand.
Calorie and macro tracking
Keep track of what you eat.
Take a photo of lunch, describe what you ate, or scan the label on your snack. Check the ingredients and portions, then add the meal to your journal. Calories, macros, water and weight stay together in one place.
Your food journal
What is SeeMeEat?
SeeMeEat is a calorie and macro tracker for iPhone and Android. Choose from photo estimates, meal descriptions, barcodes, nutrition labels and a searchable food catalog. You review each estimate before logging it. Save meals you eat often to Meal Memory, then log them again in one tap. Explore the app’s features →
From meal to journal
Add a meal, check it, save it.
Choose the entry method that suits the meal. A packaged snack starts with its label; a home-cooked dinner can start with a photo or a description.
Review the range
See the foods it found, calories, macros and a confidence range, plus the assumption most worth checking. Nothing is logged until you review it.
Save meals you eat often
Correct any amount, save the meal to Meal Memory, and relog it in one tap. Browse a real calendar with water, weight and trends over 7 to 365 days.
SeeMeEat Pro
Stop paying $79.99 to log lunch.
MyFitnessPal Premium is $79.99 a year in the U.S. SeeMeEat Pro is $9.99, including unlimited photo scans and meal descriptions. Keep the $70. See the price comparison.
Photo scans, meal descriptions and your daily journal.
SeeMeEat Pro includes unlimited photo scans and unlimited meal descriptions, typed or spoken. Food search, barcodes, nutrition labels, manual entry, favorites, exact repeats and AutoLog are included too.
$1.99
a month in the U.S., or $9.99 a year
How much does SeeMeEat cost?
SeeMeEat Pro costs $1.99 a month or $9.99 a year in the United States. Other storefronts show the local price before you buy.
Is there a limit on photo scans?
No. SeeMeEat Pro includes unlimited photo scans and unlimited meal descriptions, typed or spoken. A photo scan is one AI analysis of a meal photo you take.
What else does Pro include?
Food search, barcode lookup, nutrition-label reading, manual entry, favorites, exact repeats and AutoLog, plus water and weight tracking and one-tap relogs of meals saved to Meal Memory.
Prices are for the U.S. storefront. Other storefronts show localized prices before purchase, and taxes may apply. Nutrition results are estimates, not medical advice.
SeeMeEat Learn
Straight answers about food and tracking.
How calories, portions and macros work, with the sources behind every number.
Energy and goals
How many calories do I need a day?
Most adults need about 1,600 to 3,000 calories a day. Here's how to estimate your own number with the Mifflin–St Jeor equation, with a worked example.
AI and accuracy
How accurate are AI calorie trackers?
AI photo calorie estimates are useful but not precise. What the research shows, where the error comes from, and how to get closer.
Portions
How to estimate portion sizes by eye
Use a few fixed references, check them once against a measuring cup or scale, and take the most care with oils, rice and pasta.