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Snapkin is a calorie tracker you use by photographing your plate.
Launched on Oct 5, 2026
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Product Overview
Snapkin is a calorie tracker that replaces manual logging with one step: photographing a meal. Instead of weighing ingredients, scanning barcodes, or selecting items from long lists, it names what’s on the plate, estimates portions from the plate and nearby utensils, and counts fat cooked with before adding the result to the day.
When Snapkin is uncertain, it asks a single question that would change the calorie number most, then records the answer as a plain sentence that users can read, edit, or delete. It also prioritizes protein in its weight-loss breakdown and shows the assumptions so users can correct them. Snapkin is available on iPhone and Android in 10 languages.
Key features
- Photograph a plate and have the meal logged from the image
- Names foods on the plate and estimates portions using the plate and nearby knife/fork
- Calculates calories including fat cooked into the meal
- Asks one targeted follow-up question only when it would change the number most
- Shows assumptions and lets users correct the estimate; protein is prioritized in the weight-loss breakdown
- Stores entries privately with options to delete everything from inside the app
How Snapkin works
- 1
Photograph the plate
Users take a photo of their meal for Snapkin to identify foods and estimate portions.
- 2
Confirm any key details
If Snapkin needs clarification, it asks one question that would most affect the calorie number, recorded as an editable sentence.
- 3
Review and correct assumptions
Users can see what was assumed and edit or delete entries before the estimate is added to the day.
Use cases
- A busy person who eats multiple meals a day wants to track calories without spending minutes per meal weighing ingredients or searching food lists—Snapkin logs from a quick photo instead.
- Someone who wants to understand whether weight changes are more fat or muscle can review Snapkin’s protein-first breakdown and adjust assumptions when the estimate looks off.
- A user concerned about privacy and tracking can log meals without advertising, analytics, or sharing diaries with advertisers, and can delete all data from the app when needed.
Who is it for?
Snapkin is built for people who want calorie tracking but stop when logging becomes too time-consuming. It fits especially well for iPhone and Android users who prefer photo-based meal logging and want clear, editable assumptions.