Quick logging
Take a photo and get back to your meal. Fit Shapes works out the calories and macros in the background.
Unified Capture
The easiest way to log. One scanner for barcodes, labels, and meals. No more tapping through menus and tabs.
Illustrative Fit Shapes scanner: one camera that points at a barcode, snaps a meal, or snaps a nutrition label, with Photos, Torch, Describe, and Search beside the shutter.
- Photo logging
- Barcodes
- Nutrition labels
- Adaptive Targets
- Apple Health
- Weight trend
- iPhone
- No ads
Quick or advanced logging.
Take a photo and have your calories and macros logged instantly. Or enable Advanced logging to see and edit a breakdown of your meal.
Steak and kale grain bowl640 kcal44P22F62C
Portion1×
- Flank steak260 kcal · 34P 0C 12F1×
- Quinoa200 kcal · 6P 40C 1F1×
- Kale, sautéed70 kcal · 3P 7C 4F1×
- Roasted squash65 kcal · 1P 15C 0F1×
- Olive oil45 kcal · 0P 0C 5F1×
Advanced logging
After a photo logs, Fit Shapes shows each food it found, and you can adjust each portion. Turn it on in Account, under Preferences.
Effortless fixes.
If something looks off, type or tell Fit Shapes, and our AI makes the changes. No more tedious adjusting.
Fit Shapes dictation
Fit Shapes turns your voice into text, so correcting a meal is easy.
Other ways to log.
When a photo isn’t the right fit, Describe and Search are one tap away on the scanner.
Describe
Type or say what you ate, and check the estimate before you add it. Good for meals that are hard to photograph or hard to remember.
Search
The foods you eat often come to the top around the time you usually log them. Search for anything else.
Questions?
How to scan a mealDoes scanning cost extra?
No. Every feature, including photo, barcode, and label scanning, is included in every plan.
Should I scan the barcode or take a photo?
Scan the barcode when there is one. It is the most accurate way to log, because it uses the product’s own numbers. No barcode? Snap the nutrition label. Use a photo for meals.
How accurate is a photo?
A photo gives an estimate, not a measurement, and any amount judged by eye is flagged Check. What matters most is logging consistently. Your weekly check-in measures what you burn from what you log, so if photos run a little high or low, your targets still come out right. If something can’t be seen, like butter or oil, add it in words with Fix.
What can I scan?
Meals, single foods and drinks, nutrition labels, barcodes, and the front of a package. A plate is split into the foods on it.
What if I scan something that isn’t food?
Fit Shapes says no recognizable food was found, and nothing is logged.
How do I fix a wrong estimate?
Tap the meal, tap Fix, and say what is wrong. Or turn on Advanced logging in Account, under Preferences, to adjust each food as it logs.
What happens to my photo?
Fit Shapes sends it for analysis and does not keep it. The app never saves scans to your Photos library. It keeps its own copy on your iPhone for 30 days, then deletes it.
Can I scan a photo I already took?
Yes. In the camera, tap Photos and choose the photo.
Join the club.
Fit Shapes is a premium calorie and macro tracking app. You’re one tap away from getting in your best shape.
Paying members get a numbered member card.