Meal Tracker: Calories & Sugar

Meal Tracker keeps count of the calories and sugar in what you eat, so you can see each day against your own goals. Add a meal three ways - Photo: take a picture of your plate, and Google Gemini lists the foods it sees with their calories and sugar. - Barcode: scan a packaged food to fill in its values from Open Food Facts. - Type it in: describe the food, or enter the numbers yourself. You check every item before it's saved, and can change any amount later. Shared a meal? Set how much of each dish you ate: all of it, a half, a third, a quarter or any percentage. A shared pizza and your own drink each count the right amount, and the whole meal can be set in one tap. Your day at a glance The home dial shows calories by meal against your daily goal, with sugar on an inner ring against your limit (25 g by default, in line with the WHO's advice on free sugars). Trends 7- and 30-day charts of calories and sugar, with your goal lines and the days you went over. Full history Every meal, grouped by day with daily totals. Your data stays yours No account, no ads, no tracking. Meals are stored only on your phone. Export them as a CSV file for Excel or Google Sheets, and import them again on a new phone. About the AI estimates Photo and description estimates use Google Gemini with your own free API key, which the app helps you get in Settings. Google offers the Gemini API only in some countries and regions; elsewhere, photo estimates won't work, but barcode lookup and typing meals in still do. All values are estimates for your own record keeping, not medical advice. Barcode data from Open Food Facts (openfoodfacts.org), available under the Open Database License.

First release on Google Play. Snap a meal, scan a barcode or type it in, and see calories and sugar against your goals. Shared a meal? Set how much of each dish you ate.