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Food logging that fits the moment

Food tracking by photo, barcode, voice or manual entry.

Log meals in Moodwell using search, barcode scanning, a photo, your voice or a written description. Review the food and portion before saving, then see calories and macros in your daily food diary.

Moodwell food capture with supported ways to enter a meal.
food capture. Choose the fastest useful input, then review the result before saving it.

What it helps you do

What can you do with Food tracker?

Choose how to log this meal

Scan a packaged food, describe a mixed plate or enter a known food manually.

Check the portion before saving

Review the match, quantity and nutrition details so the diary reflects what you ate.

Make repeat meals quicker

Use favorites and recent foods when the same items return to your plate.

Step by step

How Food tracker works

  1. Find or capture the food

    Search, scan a barcode, take a photo, speak or write a description of your meal.

  2. Check the result

    Confirm the food and adjust its portion. Compare packaged products with their labels when needed.

  3. Save to your food diary

    Choose the meal and save the entry. Its calories and macros contribute to the day's totals.

Inside the app · Food tracker

See how every meal contributes to your day.

Your food diary turns reviewed entries into a clear daily record. See the meals you saved alongside their calories and macros, with portion details that keep the totals meaningful.

  • Choose search, barcode, photo, voice or a written description to capture food.
  • Confirm the food match and portion before saving an entry.
  • Review saved meals and the calories, protein, carbohydrates and fat they contribute.
  • Use favorites and recent foods to make familiar meals quicker to log.
Moodwell food diary for September 17 showing recorded calories, macros, and meals.
Captured in the Moodwell Android app.
Part of your routine

Let the confirmed meal update your day

Saved foods contribute to the day’s nutrition totals and can appear in your wider daily context.

See daily insights

Before you start

Availability and things to know

Where you can use it

  • Available on Android
  • Available in the desktop web app

Things to know

  • Photo, voice and description capture use AI credits.
  • Barcode and AI results depend on source data and your review; they may be incomplete or wrong.
Android and iOS availability

Get started with Food tracker.

Choose a mobile platform to see its current release, beta, or waitlist option.

Questions, answered

Food tracker, explained.

Choose a logging method, check the portion, and understand which steps use AI credits.

Explore all FAQs
What is a good way to log my first meal?

Choose the method that fits the food in front of you: search for an item, scan a packaged food barcode, enter it manually, or use an AI photo, voice, or description capture. Review the food and portion before saving. For meals you eat again, recent entries, favorites, and saved recipes can reduce repeat entry.

Save meals you repeat
What should I check after an AI food capture?

Check that the food matches what you ate, then review the portion and any ingredients the capture could not see, such as oils, sauces, or fillings. Correct those details before saving. A photo or description provides an estimate, and the calorie and macro totals depend on the food and quantity recorded.

Which food logging methods use AI credits?

Photo, voice and description capture use AI credits. You can also log through manual entry and food search without asking AI to interpret a meal.