Energy and macros
Calories, protein, carbohydrates, fat, fiber, sugar, and sodium.
One-time purchase calorie tracker
Food photo calorie tracker for iPhone—no subscription.
Take or choose one meal photo. Get estimated calories, macros, sugar, fiber, sodium, glycemic context, ranges, and practical next steps.
One paid download includes all current features. Local pricing and tax may vary. Nutrition values are estimates.
One photo
Camera or photo library
10+ signals
Macros, ranges, GI and GL
Daily to monthly
History, trends, and fasting
US$4.99 once
No recurring subscription
One-time purchase
What the US$4.99 download includes
One paid iPhone download includes every feature in the current release. No additional subscription is required. Local App Store pricing and tax may vary.
Included now
- Camera and photo-library meal analysis
- Directional calories, macros, ranges, and uncertainty
- Private History, Today totals, and longer trends
- Fasting records and repeat meal logging
Important limits
- Photo estimates may be wrong and are not measurements
- Hidden ingredients and exact portions remain uncertain
- No allergy or food-safety clearance
- No medical diagnosis, treatment, or individualized advice
The actual app
From camera to a useful pattern
AskFork keeps the estimate inspectable. You can see what the model inferred, where uncertainty remains, and how the meal changes your day.
More than a calorie guess
A fuller estimate, with the limits left visible
Portion uncertainty
Estimated weight, calorie range, confidence, and serving assumptions.
Glycemic context
Estimated glycemic index and load, with the reasoning behind them.
Practical adjustments
Ways to modify the meal, improve balance, or plan the next choice.
Honest by design
A photo can reveal a lot. It cannot weigh the plate.
Hidden oils, sauces, recipe ratios, and ingredient depth can change the true numbers. AskFork presents directional estimates and ranges instead of pretending a camera can produce laboratory measurements.
Useful for
- Comparing meals consistently
- Spotting protein, sugar, and fiber patterns
- Reviewing day, week, and month trends
- Keeping a timestamped private food history
Not a substitute for
- A food scale or verified recipe
- Medical diagnosis or treatment
- Allergy or food-safety clearance
- Advice from a qualified clinician
Before you download
Common questions
Are food photo nutrition estimates exact?
No. AskFork estimates the visible meal and shows uncertainty where possible. Hidden ingredients and exact weights can materially change the result.
Does AskFork require a subscription?
No. One US$4.99 paid iPhone download includes all features in the current release, with no additional subscription required. Local App Store price and tax may vary.
Is AskFork a one-time-purchase calorie tracker?
Yes. AskFork is currently sold as one paid iPhone download rather than a recurring subscription. It estimates nutrition from food photos, then lets you review saved meals, daily totals, longer trends, and fasting records.
Can I keep and review past analyses?
Yes. AskFork includes a timestamped history, Today totals, longer-term trends, and fasting period tracking. See the photo diary and history features.
What is sent for AI analysis?
AskFork asks for permission before sending the selected image and the food context you provide to OpenAI. Venue, current location, and social-share comments are not included in the food-photo analysis request.
AskFork for iPhone
Turn the next meal photo into a pattern you can use.
One paid download includes all current features. Local pricing and tax may vary.