The meal tracker that understands how you talk
Smart food diary. No barcodes. No databases. No gram measurements.
Just describe what you ate.
Three ways to log.
Zero friction.
Know where your
nutrition data comes from
Every calorie count in your food diary is traceable. Official sources, restaurant menus, or verified databases. Always cited.
Nando's Peri-Peri Chicken
with spiced rice
Linked sources
Official brand data, restaurant menus, or verified nutrition databases. Every macro and calorie is traceable.
No black boxes
Every number comes from somewhere real – brand websites, restaurant menus, or nutrition databases. No guessing, no mystery sources.
Always editable
Think we got it wrong? Adjust any nutrition value yourself. Your food diary, your data, your call.
Meal planning
Plan your week ahead with your meal tracker. See total macros and calories before you eat.
Shopping lists
Auto-generate shopping lists from your meal plans. Never forget an ingredient.
Recipe discovery
Find macro-friendly recipes that match your nutrition goals and taste preferences.
“I spent 20 minutes trying to log a Nando's order.
I gave up and just guessed.”
That frustration sparked Macronote. Meal tracking shouldn't require infinite patience. Your food diary should be as simple as jotting down what you had.
The old way
- Search through thousands of food database entries
- Weigh every ingredient in grams
- Scan barcodes (packaged food only)
- Give up on tracking restaurant meals
The new way
- “Wagamama chicken katsu curry”
- “About half a pizza and some garlic bread”
- “Nando's chicken with rice”
- Done. Logged. Move on with your day.
Got ingredients? Let's cook.
Tell us what's in your fridge and we'll suggest recipes that fit your macros. “I have chicken, rice, and broccoli” — sorted.
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