Take a photo
Point the camera at a meal or nutrition label.
AI food tracking for iPhone
Take a photo.
Know your meal.
Use AI to recognize food, estimate portions, and understand calories and nutrients from a photo.
Requires iOS 15 or later
01Take a photo
02See your nutrition
No more calorie guessing.
Eat what you enjoy.
Understand what it adds up to.
Let AI analyze it
It recognizes food, portions, calories, and nutrients.
Save the record
Review the estimate, adjust it if needed, and add it to your day.
CORE FEATURES
Nutrition tracking that starts
with your plate.
01
Understand every meal
Take one photo and get an estimate for food, portions, calories, protein, carbs, and fat.
- Recognizes everyday meals and packaged nutrition labels
- Review and adjust an estimate before saving
02
Make better next-meal choices
See what is left in your day, then use AI insights to make the next choice feel simpler.
- Personal calorie and nutrient targets
- Practical suggestions based on your day
03
See progress over time
Daily records help you spot patterns in how you eat, drink, exercise, and feel.
- Browse day and week history
- Track water, exercise, and weight in one place
WHY MORSORA
Healthy eating should not require a spreadsheet.
Your meal, made legible
Use your camera instead of hunting through a food database.
A day makes more sense than one meal
Understand calories and nutrients in the context of your whole day.
Goals that fit real life
Set your own targets and use the data as a helpful guide, not a rigid rule.
FAQ
Common questions
How does Morsora estimate a meal?+
Take a photo of a meal or nutrition label. Morsora uses AI to estimate food, portions, calories, and nutrients.
Can I adjust an estimate?+
Yes. Review the estimate, adjust it if needed, and then add it to your day.
Which devices are supported?+
Morsora supports iPhone and iPad running iOS 15 or later.
Can I track more than food?+
Yes. Track water, exercise, weight, and your daily nutrition in one place.
Is this medical advice?+
No. Morsora provides estimates and general nutrition information, not medical advice.