Photograph your food — eatni counts the rest.
Most food diaries die because typing every meal is a chore. eatni asks for one photo.
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- Protein
- 12 g
- Carbs
- 9 g
- Fat
- 6 g
- Salt
- 1.4 g
- Photograph the plate, the glass, or your bathroom scale.
- eatni recognises what it is and estimates the amount.
- Check the numbers underneath and fix anything that looks off.
What eatni tracks
For every entry, not just calories:
- Energy (kcal)
- Protein
- Carbohydrates, and sugar within them
- Fat
- Salt
- Hydration
- Alcohol
- Body weight, from a photo of your scale
Why people use it
“I quit my last food diary — the typing killed it.”
Logging a meal is one photo and a glance. There is no database to search and no portion dropdown to fight.
“Am I actually in a deficit today?”
eatni puts what you ate next to what you likely burned — resting metabolism plus any activity you log — and says which way the day is leaning.
“Am I hitting my protein?”
Protein, carbs and fat come out of the same photo you already took. No separate macro app.
“My doctor said watch the salt and sugar.”
Salt and sugar are tracked per meal and per day, in plain grams, alongside everything else.
“How much did I really drink?”
Drinks count too. Hydration and alcohol are first-class numbers, not an afterthought.
“What happens to photos of my food?”
The full-size photo is never kept. eatni stores a small version, shows no ads, and sells nothing.
Put it on your phone
eatni is a web app — nothing to install from a store, and it opens full screen from your home screen.
iPhone
- Open app.eatni.cz in Safari.
- Tap the Share button.
- Choose “Add to Home Screen”.
Android
- Open app.eatni.cz in Chrome.
- Tap the menu (⋮).
- Choose “Install app” or “Add to Home screen”.
On a computer? Open app.eatni.cz on your phone — that is where the camera is.