Food tracking, with Australian references · Free to download for iPhone and Android

From a flat white to dinner at home: Australian food references, selected fast-food favourites and your own recipes. Describe a meal, take a photo or scan a label. Review the editable nutrition estimate, then save it to your diary. Choose calories or kilojoules (kJ).

The JustAte Confirm screen showing an editable nutrition estimate with a confidence level The JustAte Log food screen with Type, Voice, Photo, Scan and Eat out modes The JustAte Today screen showing calories left, macro progress, water and a next best move
Free to download No ads, no third-party ad tracking Keeps logging offline
  1. 01 Describe or photograph your meal
  2. 02 Review and edit the estimate
  3. 03 Save to your diary

Hosted estimates need an internet connection and separate Cloud AI permission. Free hosted use is limited; Pro expands the allowance. Manual, catalogue and saved-food logging stay available offline.

Made for the way you eat

Australian food.
Your everyday diary.

Australian fast-food favourites

Bundled references include selected items from Maccas, Guzman y Gomez and Grill’d. Check the item and serve, then edit before logging. Menus and recipes change; review the reference estimate before logging.

Local foods. Familiar units.

Find Australian reference foods, save your usual meals and view energy in kilojoules (kJ), calories or both. Choose your food region when eating elsewhere, including US references. In New Zealand or elsewhere, you can still use your own saved meals and review estimates; reference availability varies by region.

Cook once. Use it again.

Build recipes, set the serves and keep track of cooked batches and leftovers. Add Pro for editable weekly meal plans and shopping lists that fit the serves you need.

Most people don’t quit tracking because they stopped caring. They quit because logging a sandwich took longer than eating one.

How it works

Three steps. No spreadsheet brain required.

You do not need exact grams, a perfect photo, or a clean meal name. You just need enough detail for the app to make a useful first pass.

1

Tell it the meal

Snap the plate, scan a barcode, speak naturally, or type something rough like “two poached eggs on sourdough with avocado”.

2

Check the numbers

Review calories, protein, carbs, fat, fibre, sugar, sodium, portions, and a confidence level before it touches your diary.

3

Save it once

Fix anything that looks off, then save. Corrections, favourites, and your usual foods make the next log quicker.

See it in action

A food diary that does the boring part for you.

Every screen is built for five-second comprehension — from the daily glance to eating out, coaching, and long-term progress.

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Log food

Five ways in. Pick whichever is fastest right now.

Hands full? Speak it. Packet in front of you? Scan it. Menu you have never seen? Eat out mode. The app meets the meal where it actually happened.

  • Type, Voice, Photo, Scan, or Eat out
  • Plain language, not database syntax
  • Recents and favourites for the meals you repeat
The JustAte Log food screen with Type, Voice, Photo, Scan and Eat out modes and example meal descriptions
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Confirm

Nothing counts until you say it counts.

JustAte shows its estimate, its confidence, and the assumptions behind it — then waits. Change the portion, edit an ingredient, or bin it entirely. Your diary only ever holds numbers you agreed to.

  • Calories, protein, carbs, fat, fibre, sugar, sodium
  • A confidence level on every estimate
  • Editable before saving and after
The JustAte Confirm screen for a spaghetti bolognese showing 80% confidence and a full nutrition breakdown before logging
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Coach

Ask “can I fit pizza into today?” and get a real answer.

Coach reads the day you have actually logged and answers in plain language — no lectures, no cheat days, no moral scoring of a slice of pizza. Answers cite the guidance they draw on, and stay clearly on the general-wellness side of the line.

  • Grounded in the meals you logged today
  • Shows its sources, including the Australian Dietary Guidelines
  • General wellness only — never medical advice
The JustAte Coach screen answering a question about fitting pizza into the day, with cited sources
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Progress

Trends over time, not a verdict every night.

One heavy dinner is not a failed week. Progress shows the shape of how you actually eat, so a bad Tuesday reads as a data point instead of a reason to delete the app.

  • Weight, calories, and macro trends
  • Apple Health sync on compatible iPhones
  • Streaks that forgive a missed day
The JustAte Progress screen showing trends over time

Why it is different

Made for normal eating, not perfect tracking.

It helps when the meal is homemade, from a cafe, half-finished, shared, changed, or hard to describe exactly.

You stay in control

The app guesses, then asks you to confirm. Edit the meal before it ever counts.

Your usuals get faster

Saved corrections, favourites, and recent meals cut the typing every time you repeat a meal.

No shame language

Food is information, not punishment. There are no cheat days here — misses are just comebacks.

Works when signal drops

Logging starts locally and syncs later, so a bad connection never blocks the diary.

The difference

Every log should make the next one easier.

The point is not just faster AI. It is a food diary that learns your regular meals, your edits, your goals, and the way you actually eat.

Most trackers
  • Search a huge database.
  • Choose a near-enough item.
  • Rebuild the same meals again.
  • Feel bad on an imperfect day.
JustAte
  • Describe the meal in your words.
  • Check the estimate before saving.
  • Reuse remembered meals and fixes.
  • Get practical help with no shame language.

Privacy

The AI is optional, and it asks first.

Cloud AI is not switched on behind your back. Before the first request, JustAte names the provider, lists what may be shared, and asks for separate permission — and you can withdraw it later in Settings.

Opt in, not opt out

Decline Cloud AI and local or offline food logging still works. Permission can be withdrawn at any time.

No ad tracking

We do not use tracking data for third-party advertising, and this website runs no analytics, ad scripts, or cookies.

Your data, exportable

Export your meal history as a CSV, or delete your account and data, from inside the app’s own Settings.

Read the full Privacy Policy or manage your privacy choices.

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when the extra intelligence earns it.

Logging should not feel taxed. Build a useful food memory for free, and add Pro for planning and expanded hosted tools.

Free

JustAte

Free to download

A complete food diary that gets faster the more you use it.

  • Manual logging, catalogue foods and saved meals
  • Full nutrition review before saving
  • Recents, favourites, and learned corrections
  • Recipe serves, cooked batches and leftovers

JustAte is for adults aged 18 and over and is not medical advice. Nutrition outputs are estimates and should be reviewed before you rely on them. Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled in the app store account used to purchase.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

How accurate are the nutrition estimates?
They are estimates, and JustAte says so on every result. Each analysis shows a confidence level and the assumptions it made, and nothing is saved to your diary until you have looked at it. You can edit any ingredient, portion, or number before or after saving.
Do I have to weigh my food?
No. Describe the meal the way you would describe it to a friend, or take a photo. JustAte makes a first pass, and you correct anything that looks off. Those corrections are remembered, so the same meal is quicker next time.
Does it work without an internet connection?
Manual entries, catalogue foods and saved meals work offline. Hosted photo and text estimates need an internet connection and separate Cloud AI permission. Voice input also depends on your device’s speech support. You can keep local logging available with Cloud AI off.
What does JustAte send to an AI provider?
Before the first Cloud AI request, JustAte names the provider, lists the data that may be shared, and asks for separate permission. Declining leaves local or offline food logging available, and permission can be withdrawn in Settings. The Privacy Policy sets out each provider and what they receive.
Is JustAte free?
Manual logging, catalogue foods, saved meals and recipes are free. Free hosted use is limited; check your current allowance in the app. JustAte Pro adds an expanded hosted allowance, Coach, Fix My Day, Restaurant and Cafe AI, hosted Weekly Insights, editable weekly meal plans and shopping lists. Hosted tools require internet and separate permission; buying Pro does not grant Cloud AI permission. Your app store shows the current price and renewal terms before purchase.
Is JustAte on Android?
Yes. JustAte is available for Android on Google Play. It is also available for iPhone on the App Store.
How do I export or delete my data?
Both live in the app. Use Settings → Export meal history for a CSV copy, and Settings → Delete account & data to remove your account. The privacy choices page walks through each option.

Log what you JustAte.

The lowest-friction, least-judgemental way to understand what you eat — free on the App Store and Google Play.

Available on iPhone (iOS 15.1 or later) and Android. For adults aged 18 and over.

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