Snap or upload
Open the scanner and capture your whole plate — at home, at the kibanda, or at a wedding.
FoodLog is the nutrition tracker built for African plates. Snap a photo of your meal — ugali, jollof, injera, nyama choma — and get calories, protein and macros in seconds. Then watch the patterns add up, one honest day at a time.
Helping people build healthier habits across Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa & beyond
No tiny portions to weigh, no endless searching. Point, shoot, and let FoodLog do the counting.
Open the scanner and capture your whole plate — at home, at the kibanda, or at a wedding.
FoodLog recognises African dishes and estimates calories, protein, carbs, fat and fibre for each item.
Confirm the items and every meal feeds your daily score, macro balance and long-term trends.
More than a calorie counter — a clear, private system for understanding how you actually eat.
Photograph any meal and get an instant, editable breakdown — trained to know African dishes, not just Western ones.
140+ foods built in — ugali, jollof, injera, matoke, pilau, githeri, chapati, suya — plus a global product search.
Protein, carbs, fat and fibre per meal, plus sodium, sugars, iron, calcium and more on a familiar nutrition label.
Review logged days and plan meals weeks ahead. Copy yesterday, build routines, and stay consistent.
Move from a single day to weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly views. Export to CSV or PDF anytime.
Your log lives with you and syncs to your account — no ads, no selling data. Just clarity about your food.
Most trackers make you force a plate of ugali and sukuma into "cornmeal" and "collard greens". FoodLog speaks your food.
Weighing every ingredient is exhausting — so most people quit. FoodLog's camera scanner reads the whole plate at once and gives you a confident, editable estimate you can log in seconds.
Every meal rolls up into the metrics that matter — without the noise.
“Finally a tracker that knows what jollof and egusi are. I stopped fighting the app and just started logging.”
“I photograph my lunch, tap confirm, and I'm done. My protein is up and I actually understand my meals now.”
“The reports show my whole month at a glance. It's simple, it's fast, and it respects my privacy.”
Yes. FoodLog is free to use. Sign in with Google and your log syncs securely to your account across devices.
You take or upload a photo of your meal. Our AI identifies each food, estimates the portion and returns calories and macros. You can edit or remove anything before it's logged.
Yes — that's the whole point. The scanner and the built-in library are tuned for East, West and Southern African dishes like ugali, jollof, injera, matoke, pilau, githeri, suya and many more.
Photo estimates are a fast, honest starting point, not a lab measurement. Every scanned item is fully editable, and you can fine-tune servings or swap in exact foods anytime.
Your food data is yours. It's stored on your device and synced to your account — never sold, and there are no ads.
Yes, there's a native Android app. Download the APK and log on the go — the website works great on mobile too.
Scan your next meal and see your nutrition come into focus — clear, private, and built for African food.
Daily log On track
Here is how your nutrition is shaping up today.
Energy
Macronutrients
Daily score
Log your first meal to calculate a daily score.
Whole day
An FDA-style label for everything you've logged today, totaled across all meals. Every food and meal below has its own label too.
Meal timeline
Hydration
Meal planner
Review completed days and plan meals weeks or months ahead.
7-day overview
Your meals and nutrition, totaled and averaged across the week.
Month at a glance
A calorie heatmap and averaged nutrition for the whole month.
Your patterns
Understand your nutrition across any meaningful time range.
Selected period
Daily records
Reference library
Search nutrition facts or create foods you eat often.
Calculated for you
Simple signals from your recent food logs.
Body & movement
Track movement, energy burned, and long-term weight progress.
Weight trend
This week
Recent activity
Your foodlog
Personalize your identity, body metrics, goals, and workspace.