Health & Beauty AI is a real-time voice coach for your health. Tell it what you ate, drank, lifted, weighed or how you feel — it logs it hands-free, captions your words as you say them, and answers out loud with coaching that keeps you moving toward your goals.
YouTwo eggs, sourdough toast and a black coffee.
CoachLogged. Solid protein start — that’s 24 of your 130 grams. You’re a glass behind on water, though. Grab one before the run?
YouBig glass of water. And I just did a 5K.
CoachWater’s in, run’s in — Day 12. That’s three runs this week, and that’s what consistency looks like. Go enjoy the shower.
Voice here isn’t a dictation button bolted onto a tracker. It’s a live, two-way conversation with a coach that knows your numbers — and it’s live today on iOS and Android.
Meals, water, workouts, weight, supplements, sleep, mood, energy, skin, digestion, your cycle — say it in plain words and it’s tracked. No tapping. No scrolling a food database mid-bite.
The coach answers in real time — built on Gemini Live and OpenAI Realtime — with your targets, your logs and your Apple Health data in view. What’s on track, what’s behind, and the next move, said the way a good trainer would say it.
Your words appear on screen as you say them, so you always see exactly what the coach heard and what got logged. Kitchen, gym, school run — wherever your hands are busy.
Every first voice log of the day, the coach calls out your streak — “Day 12” — and throws confetti. Keep it alive for bonus XP at 3, 7, 14, 30, 60 and 100 days (more on that in health++ below).
Three low mood ratings in 14 days prompts a gentle check-in. The coach also surfaces 7-day sleep–energy correlations and offers digestion or skin tips after a check-in. Gentle, never preachy.
Prefer typing? The chat coach has the same full context — food logs, supplements, weight, sleep, workouts — with streaming replies and proactive nudges that respect your quiet hours.
Three ways in, one clean log. Every entry lands with calories, macros and 20+ micronutrients — no barcode hunting, no database scrolling.
Tell the voice coach — or the chat — what you had. Plain words, any portion, any language you’d use with a friend.
“chicken burrito bowl, no rice”One photo — or several for a whole tray — and the AI identifies every item, estimates portions and fills in the nutrition.
multi-photo meals supportedType it like a text message. “Two slices of pepperoni and a Diet Coke” is all it needs.
2 slices pepperoni + a diet cokeNot just calories. Each meal comes back with macros and a full micronutrient profile — and every number tells you where it came from.
The AI identifies each item, estimates portions and fills in calories, protein, carbs, fat, fiber, sugar and sodium. Photograph several angles or dishes at once and they’re logged together.
Foods are enriched against the USDA database for a full vitamin and mineral profile, and every value is tagged with its source — label, USDA or AI estimate — so you know what’s verified.
Scan a packaged food for verified nutrition from Open Food Facts, with USDA Branded Foods as the fallback. It’s always free — it never touches your AI credits.
Photograph a Nutrition Facts or Supplement Facts panel and it’s read straight into your log, field by field.
Name the restaurant — or let the logo show in your photo — and the app uses that chain’s published nutrition instead of a guess: 898 verified menu items across 74 chains. It won’t assume a burger is a specific brand’s burger just because it looks like one.
Correct an estimate once and it’s applied automatically the next time you log that food. Re-log something you’ve had before and it reuses the known nutrition instead of re-analysing — “chicken salad” matches last week’s “grilled chicken salad”.
Most apps count calories. This one tracks the whole picture — and every tracker takes a spoken sentence.
Photo, voice or text. Macros plus 20+ micronutrients per meal.
“two eggs and sourdough toast”Glasses, ounces or millilitres — say it any way and it converts against your target.
“two and a half glasses of water”Log by voice, trend it over 7, 30 and 90 days. Apple Health weight syncs in too.
“one sixty-six point six this morning”Describe any workout in plain language and get an AI calorie estimate. Apple Health workouts and steps sync automatically.
“forty minutes of spin, felt strong”Check off doses by voice; your stack gets conflict, synergy and timing intelligence.
“took my magnesium and D3”Hours and quality, by voice or a tap. Apple Health sleep syncs automatically.
“slept seven hours, woke up groggy”A rating and a note. The coach watches for low patterns and checks in.
“feeling pretty flat today”Ratings and dips, so the coach can connect them to sleep and food.
“crashed hard around three”Check-ins with notes; the coach offers skin tips off a check-in.
“breakout on my chin, mild”Symptoms and comfort, logged in a sentence and tied back to what you ate.
“stomach’s been off since lunch”Five-level flow logging — spotting, light, moderate, heavy — by voice or chat like everything else.
“period started, light”A private photo log with a gallery scroller you’ll also find in Insights.
A live fasting countdown with the common protocols built in — or set your own hours.
Vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12, C, D, E and K, plus calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, selenium, sodium, zinc, folate and omega-3 — against your personalised RDA.
Tracking a supplement is easy. Knowing whether it fights the one next to it, when to take it, and whether you’re stacking past a safe ceiling — that’s the hard part. Done.
An AI review of your whole stack at once: conflicts and negative interactions rated low, moderate or high with mitigation advice, food interactions, timing and dosage. It never invents a conflict to fill out a report.
Most apps only tell you when you’re low. This one warns when supplements plus food push a nutrient toward — or past — its safe upper limit.
Your supplements are grouped into AM, AM with meal, PM with meal and PM — with a personalised explanation of why each landed where it did, plus dosage and food-pairing notes.
A gap-analysis banner recommends supplements from your actual nutrient shortfalls and stated goals. It respects allergy and pregnancy exclusions and demotes anything that would clash with what you already take.
Mark each dose taken with a tap — or just tell the voice coach. It won’t double-count.
“took my magnesium”Add a bottle by photographing its Supplement Facts panel; new supplements auto-fill from the NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database.
XP, daily quests, eight collectible Nutrient Buddies and a Friends League — built so the healthy choice is also the fun one. All live, all free.
Every log earns XP. Diminishing returns mean a genuinely varied healthy day out-earns grinding one log type — you can’t farm your way up.
Drawn from a large catalog and weighted toward whatever you’ve been neglecting — up to 14 days back — so the quests you get are the ones you actually need.
Eight mascots, one per commonly-gapped nutrient. Hit at least 60% of a nutrient’s RDA in a day and its buddy is fed. Feed them enough and they evolve.
A running daily-logging streak with bonus XP at milestones, and a weekly XP leaderboard against friends that resets every Sunday.
Add friends by @username or invite code. Only your @username is ever shown — never your real name.
Two home-screen widgets put logging before the app has even opened. Tap Voice and you’re talking to your coach; tap the camera and you’re pointing at your plate.
A 2×2 grid — Voice, Food Camera, Quick Log and Today — each deep-linking straight into that flow.
Consumed versus goal at a glance, with Voice and Food action tiles alongside.
Deep links land you on the right screen even when the app is fully backgrounded — no launching, no navigating. Android home-screen widgets aren’t available yet.
Charts are easy. These insights tell you which nutrients you’re actually short on, which patterns are real, and whether your goal timeline is honest.
Twenty tracked micronutrients sorted into Strong, Watch or Likely Low — up to three prioritised insight cards at a time, recalculated the moment you log. It knows which gaps your supplements already cover.
Roughly two dozen vitamins and minerals against your personalised RDA. Multi-day averages cap each day at 100% first, so one mega-dose day can’t fake a healthy week.
Calories, protein, weight, activity, water, sleep and more — with tappable data points and date-range toggles.
A nightly engine scans your last 30 days for links between habits and outcomes — a supplement tied to energy dips, a food tied to mood — and keeps watching until they’re confirmed or thrown out.
Set a target weight and date and the AI estimates your weeks-to-goal — and flags a pace that’s unrealistic or unsafe before you commit to it.
Tap for suggestions tuned to your actual macro and nutrient gaps; allergies and dietary restrictions are hard filters. Eating out? It suggests real menu items from chains within about 5 km — your location is used for that one request, rounded, and never stored.
Voice or text, it’s the same coach — and it has read your logs before it answers.
Food logs, supplements, weight, sleep, workouts and Apple Health data are all in view — so “how am I doing?” gets a real answer, with the numbers.
The coach reaches out with direction-aware nudges — it will never tell someone cutting to “eat more”. Never more than three a day, at least two hours apart, and never in your quiet hours.
Say it once and just that nudge category goes quiet — the rest of the coaching carries on.
“stop reminding me about water”Every week, a review of how the week actually went, with suggested macro and target adjustments.
Automatic Apple Health sync, logging that works with no signal, and export-everything or delete-everything buttons inside the app — no support ticket required.
Steps, sleep, weight and workouts flow in automatically with deduplication, and deleting on one side deletes on the other. Your wearable data informs the coach’s advice.
Bring your whole Apple Health history in at once — activity, sleep, weight, workouts — without spending a single AI credit.
Log on a plane or in a basement gym. Everything syncs the moment you’re back online — incremental sync across 35+ tables, so a slow connection never skips or duplicates an entry.
Phone and tablet, both signed in, both in sync. No forced sign-outs.
A complete copy of everything you’ve logged — JSON by email or CSV download — from inside the app.
Delete your account in-app and every piece of your data goes with it — the same tables the export covers, in lockstep.
Apple Health features are iOS-only. Sign in with Apple, Google or email. Read the privacy policy.
The app is free on both stores. Credits power the AI — photo analysis, chat, voice minutes, Guru — and Premium raises the ceiling a hundredfold.
Everything to get going — voice included
Billed $144.99 a year
No commitment, cancel anytime
You choose Free or Premium inside the app — your personalised plan is computed before you ever see the paywall, and Free stays the default button. Also available: Quarterly at $49.99 every 3 months and Semi-annual at $79.99 every 6 months. 10,000 credits is roughly 3 hours of live voice coaching a month. Prices in USD; your store may show local pricing.
Download free, open the voice coach, and say what you had for breakfast. That’s it — you’re logging.
Free on iOS and Android. No credit card. Voice, photo and text logging included.