Know what you eat.
From a photo.

Snap your meal and Measur's AI identifies the foods, estimates the portions, and logs calories and macros in seconds. No weighing, no database digging — and no account needed.

Runs in your browser. Install it to your home screen like any app.

Measur's Today screen: calorie gauge, macro meters and logged meals

How it works

1

Snap or describe

Take a photo of your plate, scan a barcode, or just type "two eggs on toast". Whatever is fastest right now.

2

AI does the math

The foods are identified, portions estimated, and the numbers cross-checked against real food composition tables.

3

See where you stand

Your day fills a calorie gauge and macro meters against a personal target computed from your body and goal.

Everything a tracker should do. Nothing it shouldn't.

AI photo logging

One photo becomes a full meal entry: foods, portion weights, calories and macros - editable before you log it.

Private by design

Local-first: your meals, history and profile live on your device. The app is fully usable without an account.

Sync when you want it

Optionally register an email and every device you use converges - phones, tablet, laptop.

Works offline

Installable as an app on your home screen. Logging and history work without network; AI analysis catches up when you are back online.

Real food data

Backed by USDA FoodData Central, the Swiss Food Composition Database and Open Food Facts - with barcode scanning for packaged food.

Guidance that adapts

A calorie-density traffic light for every meal, a weekly weigh-in, and a calorie goal that adjusts to your real progress.

A look inside

Adding food: search, photo, barcode or describe
Log it your way
AI analysis review of a described meal, item by item
Review the AI analysis
Today screen in dark mode
Easy on the eyes at night

Your food diary is yours

Measur is local-first: everything you log stays on your device unless you turn on sync. No ads, no selling data, no account wall between you and your first logged meal.

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