Capture the meal
Use the camera or photo library, add optional meal context, and approve each newly selected photo before AI analysis.
Photo food diary for iPhone
Keep a photo food diary—and see the patterns behind it.
Photograph a meal, review an inspectable nutrition estimate, and save it to a timestamped on-device history. AskFork rolls saved entries into Today totals and day, week, and month trends.
One paid download. No subscription required for current features. Nutrition values are estimates.
Timestamped
Photo and analysis history
Searchable
Meals, notes, and venues
Day to month
Totals and pattern views
US$4.99 once
No current subscription
A record you can revisit
One photo, then a useful place to return.
AskFork keeps the image, timestamp, meal context, estimate, and your chosen action together. The diary becomes more useful as you save real meals—not as a claim that a camera measured them exactly.
Save the whole entry
Keep the photo, directional estimate, timestamp, meal moment, notes, venue, and selected decision together in History.
Find it later
Search meals, notes, or venues; filter recent entries or favorites; and update, share, repeat, or delete what you saved.
Review the pattern
See estimated daily totals and review logged entries by day, week, or month, with prior-period comparisons and optional fasting records.
The actual iPhone app
From individual meals to a clearer timeline.
The screens below come from the current AskFork app. They show saved examples and directional estimates—not laboratory measurements or promised outcomes.
More than a camera roll, less than a lab
Useful context, with the limits left visible.
A meal photo can support a consistent visual record and a directional estimate. It cannot reveal exact weight, hidden oils, recipe ratios, or every ingredient.
AskFork can help you
- Remember what you ate and when
- Compare saved meals using the same workflow
- Notice estimated protein, sugar, fiber, and sodium patterns
- Keep nutrition and fasting records in one app
Use a stronger source when you need
- Exact weights or a verified recipe calculation
- Package-label or laboratory measurements
- Allergy or food-safety clearance
- Medical nutrition advice, diagnosis, or treatment
Permission and storage
Your history and photo-analysis permission are separate.
AskFork does not send a newly selected photo for analysis until you enable the in-app permission that names OpenAI and tap Analyze. That permission resets when you select another photo.
When you save an analysis, AskFork keeps the estimate and a compressed copy of the food photo locally on your iPhone for History. Fasting data and on-device history are not included in the food-photo request sent to OpenAI.
Read the full AskFork privacy notice →What the download includes today
US$4.99 for the current AskFork iPhone app.
One paid download includes all current features. No additional subscription is required in the current iPhone release. Apple shows the local price and tax, if applicable, before purchase.
- Camera and photo-library capture
- Directional nutrition estimates with uncertainty
- Timestamped photo history and Today totals
- Day, week, and month trends
- Repeat logging, fasting records, goals, and reminders
Before you download
Photo diary questions, answered.
Does AskFork require a subscription?
No additional subscription is required for the current iPhone release. The current U.S. App Store price is one US$4.99 paid download; local pricing and tax may vary.
Are newly selected photos analyzed automatically?
No. AskFork requires you to enable the in-app permission that names OpenAI and tap Analyze. The permission resets when you select a different photo.
Can I edit or delete diary entries?
Yes. You can update saved meal details, mark favorites, share an entry, repeat it with a fresh timestamp, delete individual entries, or clear local History.
Are the nutrition values exact?
No. They are directional estimates and may be wrong. Exact weights, recipes, and verified package information remain stronger sources when precision matters.
Does the diary replace medical or allergy advice?
No. AskFork is not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, allergy clearance, or a substitute for a qualified professional.
AskFork for iPhone
Give the next meal photo somewhere useful to go.
One US$4.99 paid download. No subscription required for current features.