Foodpile

Foodpile is a calorie and health log you keep by talking to Claude. Tell Claude what you ate, drank, did or weighed, in your own words; Claude estimates the calories and macros and logs them in Foodpile. Ask how your day is going, how your weight has moved, or when your coffee will have worn off, and Claude reads your log back. Foodpile stores and shows; it makes no AI calls itself.

It keeps meals with calories, protein, carbohydrate, fat and fibre; activities; weigh-ins; body measurements; water; caffeine, with an estimate of how much is still in your system and when it falls below a sleep line; supplements; and a fasting timer. It holds your calorie and macro goals and a goal weight, and lets you mark an off day as neutral so it does not skew trends. Anything logged can be corrected or deleted from the conversation, and the web app at foodpile.app shows the same log as a dashboard with trends. Claude may store your own short description of a meal, an activity or a caffeine entry (at most 200 characters, never the rest of the conversation); it is shown and deleted with the entry.

All 44 tools carry a title and annotations: 11 only read, 9 only add, and the 24 that edit, overwrite or delete something are marked destructive, so Claude can ask first. Foodpile describes and does not judge: an activity is shown beside what you ate, and raises the day's goal only if you chose a goal that grows with exercise.

What you log is health data. Foodpile stores it only with your explicit consent, asked when you create your account and on the screen where you connect Claude. It is never sold or used for advertising, and you can export it or delete your account at any time in the web app. Foodpile is not a medical device and gives no medical advice; the figures are Claude's estimates.

Foodpile is free to use. Each account can make 60 tool calls a minute, log 100 items and make 500 changes a day. Water and caffeine tracking are off until you turn them on.