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Snap n Eat: Your AI-powered food and calorie tracker

Hey, I'm the founder of Snap n Eat, a food and calorie tracker that uses vision AI to determine your macros such as calories, proteins, fats and carbs based on a photo of your meal.

Why I built Snap n Eat

Several of my friends and myself included go to the gym often. I happened to have a personal trainer who wanted to track what I ate so she could calculate and determine my calories and nutrients each week. Manually logging my food is a massive pain point so I thought... why not build a food diary app that uses AI to help with process?

Main features:

  • Take a photo and it will classify and name the food
  • AI estimates the carbs and other macros based on the portion size
  • Ability to export the food diary as a PDF
  • Set weight and BMI goals and visualise your progress daily.
  • A nutrition database is available to easily look up food and add food
  • We are planning a roadmap to integrate with fitness trackers like Fitbit, etc

Target users
Gym goers, people who need to track what their eat

Current status
Pre-launch. But sign up to be a free tester here: https://www.getsnapneat.com

Feel free to send me a message for feedback & suggestions.

on October 10, 2025
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    Interesting space. One thing I keep seeing from people shopping these apps is that they compare everything to CalAI first, then decide based on accuracy and whether the app does more than just photo logging.

    We are building MetricSync in the same category, and the positioning that has landed best for us is being cheaper than CalAI, having more features, and pushing hard on better accuracy. We also use a 3 day free trial because people want to test it on real meals before trusting it.

    Might be worth testing more direct comparison copy on your page, because gym users seem to make the decision fast once they feel the tracking is actually reliable.

    https://www.metricsync.download