I spent 10 years overthinking food. Then I built FeedMe.
After trying calorie counting, time-restricted eating, and every diet app on the market, I realised the real challenge wasn't discipline—it was clarity. FeedMe solves that.
The problem with food apps
For years, I tried everything. MyFitnessPal. Chronometer. Macrofactor. They all logged food, sure. But none of them made the leap from data to decisions. I'd spend an hour looking at my remaining macros, scratching my head, and ordering takeaway because I had no idea what to cook.
Then I tried macro counting paired with AI. That's when it clicked. The AI would look at my remaining macros and suggest recipes I could actually make. No more guessing. No more overthinking. Just clarity.
I'm a developer by trade, so I decided to build the tool I wanted to use. FeedMe combines the accuracy of proper macro tracking with the intelligence of AI to do the thinking for you. Log food, see where you stand, get a recipe suggestion that fits your targets. Done.
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Why we don't ask your weight
Most nutrition apps obsess over one number: weight. But that's a deeply flawed metric for progress. The scale doesn't tell the difference between muscle and fat. It doesn't account for water retention, hormones, or the actual composition changes happening in your body.
What actually matters is body composition—preserving or building muscle while losing fat. That's why macro tracking works. By hitting your protein target and managing calories, you're directly influencing what your body does. FeedMe is built around this truth, not the fiction that your weight on Monday morning means anything.
That's also why we'll never ask you to weigh yourself here. We're interested in what you're eating, not what the scale says.
Nutrition shouldn't be hard
The information gap in nutrition is enormous. There's a massive distance between knowing that you should hit 150g of protein today and actually doing it. Most people choose convenience over targets because connecting the dots feels impossible.
FeedMe closes that gap. Once you've logged your food and see your remaining macros, the app suggests recipes that fit perfectly. No more decision fatigue. No more last-minute takeaway orders. No more wondering if you've hit your targets.
Our mission is simple: make nutrition accessible, intelligent, and—most importantly—actually achievable. Because the best diet is the one you'll stick to. And you'll stick to it when it's clear, simple, and built around what you actually want to eat.
What we believe in
Clarity over complexity
Your macro targets should be obvious. Your remaining macros should be impossible to miss. Recipes should fit your goals, not make you calculate.
Science-backed defaults
Macro recommendations are based on your goal, body type, and activity level—not a one-size-fits-all formula. You can always adjust.
Privacy by design
We only collect the data we need. We never sell it. We don't track you beyond your macros. Your health data is yours alone.
Actually useful AI
AI recipe suggestions should save you time, not waste it. Every recipe FeedMe suggests fits your remaining macros. No exceptions.
Join thousands of people tracking smarter
FeedMe is free to download. No credit card required.