What is Foodvisor?
Foodvisor is an AI calorie counter that recognises food from a photo to log nutrition and offers personalised diet coaching. Made by the French company Foodvisor, the app is available on iOS and Android, holds a 4.6 star rating from about 18,000 App Store reviews and has been an App Store Editors' Choice. You snap a picture of your plate and the app identifies the foods and estimates portions, calories and macros.
Foodvisor's approach is coaching rather than strict restriction. Alongside photo, voice and barcode logging, Premium adds macro and micronutrient tracking, daily lessons, recipes, a weekly meal planner and personalised programs. A gamified seed that grows with healthy habits keeps logging consistent. People use it to lose weight, eat more protein or fibre, understand portion sizes and build healthier routines without counting every gram by hand.
Main Features
- Log meals by taking a photo that the AI recognises.
- Add foods by voice or by scanning barcodes.
- Track calories, protein, fat and carbs, plus micronutrients on Premium.
- Follow personalised nutrition programs and daily lessons.
- Plan meals with a weekly planner and 300+ recipes on Premium.
- Sync weight and activity with Apple Health.
- Build habits with a gamified seed that grows as you log.
How to Get Started with Foodvisor
- Download Foodvisor from the App Store or Google Play.
- Answer the onboarding questions about your goals, body and activity level.
- Take a photo of your next meal and confirm the detected foods and portions.
- Review your daily totals, and start Premium if you want photo scans and coaching.
Foodvisor Pricing
Foodvisor is free to download, and the free tier includes manual food search, calorie totals and weight logging. Foodvisor Premium starts at about $14.99 per month or $83.99 per year in the US App Store, with other in-app options up to about $89.99, and unlocks photo scans, macro tracking, lessons and the meal planner.
Who Should Use It?
- People trying to lose or manage weight.
- Busy users who find manual calorie logging tedious.
- Gym-goers tracking protein and macros.
- Beginners who want nutrition education alongside tracking.
- Anyone building healthier eating habits.
Foodvisor Alternatives
- Cal AI: popular photo calorie counter with a simple interface
- SnapCalorie: photo-based tracking with portion estimation
- Ollie AI: AI meal planning for families
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Foodvisor free?
Yes, Foodvisor is free to download with basic tracking. Premium, which adds AI photo scans and coaching, starts at about $14.99 per month.
What is Foodvisor used for?
Foodvisor is used to track calories and nutrition. Its main feature is logging meals by taking a photo.
How accurate is Foodvisor's photo recognition?
It is usually good for common foods, but portion estimates can be off, so check and adjust the detected items before saving.
Does Foodvisor work with Apple Health?
Yes. Foodvisor syncs with Apple Health for weight and activity data.