A dietitian who’s always on call
Say what you ate or snap a photo of your plate. Dietalog counts the calories and protein, logs it in your diary and tells you how much is left for the day.
Three ways to log a meal
Whatever suits the moment: on the go, at the table, or the whole day in the evening.
By voice
Just say it: “a bowl of soup and two slices of bread.” It understands portions, and if something is unclear it asks one question.
By photo
Snap your plate and it estimates the portion. On a kitchen scale? It reads the grams. A package? It reads the label and shows the math.
By text
Type in the chat or in the app. Forgot dinner? Add it the next day and yesterday’s total is recalculated.
Not a calorie counter — a dietitian
Counts your portion, not a line from a table
How much is on the plate, what it was fried in, whether there was sauce — all of it changes the number, and Dietalog takes it into account.
Remembers you
Your dishes, your usual portions, coffee without sugar. Say it once and it won’t ask again.
Builds your meal plan
Seven questions about your day, tastes and goal — and a personal plan: your target, the day hour by hour, and the first week.
Shows where the day is heading
Your target, your burn, and how much fat will go if you stay on track. Walked more or worked out? The day’s target goes up.
A few words about yesterday, every morning
Two or three sentences: what went well and one thought for today. No scolding, no lectures.
- Reminds you of what mattersPills, water, weigh-ins: tell it what and when.
- Lives in TelegramA chat with an app inside — nothing to install.
- English and RussianUnderstands and answers in both.
Getting acquainted takes a minute
Tell it about yourself by voice: height, weight, goal. Dietalog works out your daily target and starts your diary with the very next breakfast.
Open in Telegram