Nutrition
Natural Language Meal Entry
Natural language meal entry logs food by describing it in speech or text—useful when photos fail and you need fast structured entries.
Natural language meal entry lets you describe food in plain speech or text—"chicken burrito bowl, half rice, extra beans"—and the app maps items to a structured log. It shines when photos are awkward or you ate from a shared platter.
Specificity beats vague labels; brand names and cooking methods tighten estimates.
Common questions
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What phrasing improves natural language meal logs?
Name the food, portion, and cooking style—"two eggs scrambled with butter" beats "breakfast." Add brand or restaurant when labels matter.
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