Heiki, from the Japanese 平気 — fine, no problem.
Calories and macros from one photo.
Snap your meal. Heiki tells you the calories, protein, carbs and fat in seconds. No searching, no weighing, no typing every ingredient.
Out now for iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Three days of everything, no account needed.
Missed something? It asks.
A photo can’t see the milk in your coffee or the oil in the pan. When it matters, Heiki asks one quick question. One tap, and the number gets better.
Snap your meal. Calories, protein, carbs and fat in seconds.
Answer one quick question, if there is one. Whole milk? Oil in the pan?
Done. The meal is logged. Try it on the right.
Latte and a croissant, 8:12
Somewhere between 560 and 710.
See how your week adds up.
One big dinner doesn’t ruin anything. Heiki looks at your whole week, so Saturday’s dinner out still fits.
No streaks to protect, no badges to lose, nothing in red.
What changes after a week.
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No more logging.
One photo, phone down. No food database, no scale, no typing.
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You know your macros.
Protein, carbs and fat for every meal, added up for your day, without doing the math.
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It gets to know you.
Tell it oat milk a couple of times and it stops asking. It remembers your usual coffee.
Start free.
Log everything free for three days, no account needed. After that the free app keeps working, with a short wait between photos.
Pro removes the waiting. Prices are set by Apple in your currency and listed in the Terms.
Three promises, and you can check all three.
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Faces never leave the phone.
Blurred on the device before a photo is saved or sent. The original stays in your camera roll.
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Photos expire.
A meal photo is deleted from our servers after 30 days. Your copy stays on your device until you delete the entry.
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Never sold, never trained on.
There is no toggle for it, because there is no version of it. The long version is the Privacy Policy, written to match the code.