MyPlate - Calorie Tracker

MyPlate is an AI calorie counter and food scanner that works from a photo. Take a picture of your plate and it names each food, estimates how much of it there is and adds up the calories, protein, carbs and fat. You don't have to search a food database or weigh anything. Three ways to log a meal:
• Take a photo with the camera inside the app.
• Choose a picture you already took from your gallery.
• Type what you ate, like "two eggs on sourdough with half an avocado", or tap the microphone and say it.

See where the number comes from
Every scan comes back as a list of ingredients, each with its weight and calories, so the total isn't a mystery. Had a second helping? Change the portion count and the totals update.

Fix what the photo couldn't show
A photo can't always tell how much oil went in or how something was cooked. When MyPlate has to guess, it says what it assumed. Tap the guess, pick what you actually had, and the numbers update. Changed your mind? Undo it.

A daily target worked out for you
Tell MyPlate your age, height, weight, activity level and goal, and it sets a daily calorie target along with protein, carb and fat goals. The home screen shows how much you have left today, with one ring for calories and one for each macro, so it's a calorie tracker and a macro tracker in one place. Your meals sit underneath in the order you ate them, and you can page back through any earlier day.

Keep a streak
Log a meal every day and your streak grows. Share it as an image when you want to show it off.

Track your weight
Log a weigh-in whenever you step on the scale. MyPlate shows how far along you are toward your goal weight and keeps every entry in a history, next to the calories you ate that day. Use kilograms or pounds, and centimetres or feet and inches.

Watch the trend, not the day
Analytics charts your weight and calories over a week, a month, six months or a year, and you choose which day your week starts on. One heavy dinner looks a lot smaller on a six-month line.

Made for Android
• A home screen widget with today's calories and macros left, plus buttons that open the camera, your gallery or text entry.
• Long-press the app icon to go straight to Scan a Meal, Meal from Photo or Describe a Meal.
• Share a food photo from another app to MyPlate to log it.
• Dark mode and layouts for tablets and foldables.

Your data
You don't need an account to use MyPlate. Your meals, weigh-ins, and history are stored on your p

MyPlate Premium
MyPlate is free to download. Unlimited AI scans need a MyPlate Premium subscription, billed through Google Play. You can cancel it any time in the Google Play subscriptions screen.

How the numbers are calculated
Your calorie target comes from the Mifflin-St Jeor equation multiplied by an activity factor, a loss goal, or raised by 10% to gain. Macro targets sit inside the Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Ranges set by the National Academies. The target never goes below 1,200 calories a day for women or 1,500 for men. Every source is listed at myplate.site/sources and inside the app under Profile.

MyPlate gives general nutrition information for self-tracking and isn't medical advice. Talk to a doctor or registered dietitian before you use it if you're under 18, pregnant or breastfeeding, have had an eating disorder, or are managing a medical condition.