Log food the way you talk
Write or dictate a whole meal in one line, with or without amounts. Wholeday splits it into foods and estimates the grams.
Wholeday · Calorie counter and nutrition tracker
The nutrition tracker that counts more than calories
Type “200 g chicken breast and an apple”, say it, or snap your plate. Wholeday finds each food and shows calories, macros, vitamins, minerals and amino acids, so you see what your day was really made of.
Wholeday is in final testing. The download link appears here on launch day.
Everything you eat, in full detail
Snap your plate
Take a photo of a meal and Wholeday recognises each food on the plate, including salads and stir-fries made of several ingredients.
Labels and barcodes
Scan a nutrition label, including Cyrillic labels, or a product barcode to log packaged food in seconds.
Full nutrient panels
13 vitamins, 10 minerals, essential amino acids with a protein quality score, omega-3 and omega-6 with their ratio, and fibre, per food and per day.
Dishes you can edit
Borscht, lasagne or pad thai come back as reviewed recipes split into ingredients. Change an amount or remove a line before you save.
A health score for every food
Each food gets a score based on the UK Nutrient Profiling Model, from its calories, sugar, saturated fat, salt, fibre, protein and fruit and vegetable content.
Plan your week
Plan meals ahead, build a sample week that fits your targets, and let Wholeday suggest changes for the nutrients you are short of. Planning runs on your phone.
Health Connect
Bring in steps, workouts, active calories, weight and body fat from Google Fit, Samsung Health, Fitbit and other apps, and send your meals back.
How it works
Set your targets
Answer a few questions about you and your goal. Wholeday suggests daily calories and macros that you can fine-tune.
Log what you eat
Type, talk, take a photo or scan. Review the foods and grams, then save.
See the whole day
Follow calories and macros, and spot vitamins and minerals you regularly miss.
Where the numbers come from
Wholeday answers from a reviewed database built on USDA FoodData Central and national food composition tables, including the German BLS, the Australian AFCD and the Norwegian Matvaretabellen. Packaged products come from label data and Open Food Facts. When a value was never measured, Wholeday shows it as unknown instead of zero.
Private by design
There is no account. Your food log, profile, body measurements and progress photos are stored on your phone. To recognise a meal, Wholeday sends only the text or photo of that search, and photos are not kept.
Frequently asked questions
Is Wholeday free?
Yes. Wholeday is free to download and use. Food searches have a fair-use limit; if you reach it, search pauses for a while and everything else keeps working.
Do I need an account?
No. Wholeday works without sign-up. Your data stays on your phone, and you can export it to a file to move it to a new phone.
Which languages does Wholeday understand?
English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French and Ukrainian, both in the app and when you log food. Russian food names are understood too.
Does Wholeday track vitamins and minerals?
Yes. Every food shows 13 vitamins and 10 minerals, plus essential amino acids, omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids and fibre, and the app adds them up for your day.
Is Wholeday available on iPhone?
Not yet. Wholeday is coming to Android first.
Is Wholeday medical advice?
No. Wholeday gives nutrition estimates for information. Talk to a doctor or dietitian about medical conditions or special diets.