MealSnap

Ask about your MealSnap food diary in your own words. Look back at a week or a month, find a past meal, or read a saved review.

The connection can read your diary entries: meals, drinks, activities and day ratings, with their dates, times, notes and tags, and the hunger and fullness you recorded with meals. For meals, it also reads the meal type, estimated calorie ranges, and protein and plant levels. It reads summaries and trends built from your diary, such as recurring foods and what adds the most calories, and your saved weekly and monthly reviews. It also reads your diary's time zone, language and units. Entries imported from Apple Health are included only while you let MealSnap's reviews use Health data.

It can also read the body measurements you recorded: weight, waist, hips, wrist, body fat and height.

It can show photos you added to meals, drinks and activities. Photos are on when you connect, and you can turn them off for this connection in MealSnap. Body photos are never sent. MealSnap doesn't send your account name, email address, date of birth or location. Anything you wrote in notes, descriptions and tags can still be read.

The connection only reads. It can't add, change or delete anything in your diary. Turn photos off or disconnect at any time in MealSnap, under Settings, then Connected assistants.

Calorie figures are estimates, not exact counts. Each meal's estimate is a range.

To connect, you need MealSnap 3.3 or later on your iPhone and MealSnap Pro. You approve the connection with a one-time code from the app, typed on the mealsnap.app page that opens.

MealSnap provides a food record, not medical or nutritional advice.