Food tracking that fits real life

Know what you’re eating. Without making food your full-time job.

Log a meal in seconds, see your calories and macros clearly, and reuse what you eat often. Type it, scan the barcode, or use a photo estimate you can always review.

No card required · Manual and barcode logging stay free

Today, at a glance

1,420 kcal

of 2,050 kcal

Protein
Carbs
Fat

Less effort, more clarity

A useful answer before the day gets away from you

Forkcast keeps the routine light enough to stick with and the numbers honest enough to act on.

Log the way that suits the moment

Type a meal, scan packaged food, or photograph a plate. The quickest useful method is always within reach.

Save the meals you actually repeat

Breakfasts, lunches and recipes become one-tap entries instead of another form to complete.

Estimates that say they are estimates

Photo results are clearly labelled, show what was recognised, and remain editable before saving.

Three simple paths

From plate to useful numbers

  1. 1

    Enter it

    Choose manual, barcode or photo. Free basics never take a back seat.

  2. 2

    Check it

    Review portions and nutrients. Edit anything that does not look right.

  3. 3

    See your day

    Calories and macros update immediately, so the next choice feels easier.

Clear from the start

Choose how much convenience you want

The core tracker is free. Pro removes the daily photo limit and expands saved meals.

Free

€0

No card. No expiry.

  • Unlimited manual logging
  • Unlimited barcode scanning
  • 3 photo estimates per day
  • Save repeat meals
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Pro

€6.99/ month

Billed monthly until cancelled.

  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited photo estimates
  • Unlimited saved meals
  • Priority support
  • Cancel online from your account
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Built for informed choices

Forkcast is a general wellness tool. It does not diagnose conditions or replace advice from a doctor or registered dietitian. Nutrition and photo results can be incomplete or inaccurate.