Make the food diary easy to keep.
Search, scan barcodes, save meals, and keep repeat foods one tap away.
Search your usual foods.
Type a food, brand, or dish. DailyGoal searches USDA and branded foods, shows macros, and asks for the portion before it logs.
- USDA foods, branded foods, barcode results, and custom foods with calories, protein, carbs, fat, and fibre
- Portion presets: grams, ounces, cups, slices, pieces
- Results ranked to keep common matches near the top
Scan the label, then set the portion.
Tap the camera in food search and point at the barcode. Macros come from Open Food Facts when available. You still choose the portion and meal.
- Works when barcode data is available through Open Food Facts
- Falls back to manual entry when a barcode isn't recognised
Your usual foods, one tap away.
Favorite any food and recently logged items rise in search. Most people repeat the same staples, so DailyGoal keeps them close.
A whole meal in one tap.
Save your usual breakfast, lunch, or meal prep once. Next time, one tap adds each food to the diary at the right portion.
Not in the database? Make it yours.
Add the macros you know are right for a recipe, meal prep box, or supplement. Custom foods live in your library and appear in search.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks.
Every entry lands in a meal bucket so your diary reads like a real day. Delete, edit portions, or jump back to a past date when needed.
How to log a meal
Three ways to get a food into your diary. Pick whichever is fastest.
Open the diary
Tap the Diary tab to see today's entries and your macro rings.
Tap Add Food
Search, barcode camera, favorites, recents, saved meals, and custom foods all sit in one place.
Search, scan, or pick
Type a name, scan a barcode, or tap a food you've logged before.
Set portion and meal
Choose the portion size and which meal it belongs to.
Save
The entry lands in your diary, macros update, and your streak counts.
Keep exploring
Make the diary less work.
Save the foods you repeat, then use targets and trends to read the day.