savorai
Snap a photo and get detailed nutrition data in seconds. Calories, macros, and up to 90+ micronutrients from verified sources.
Ingredients mode identifies ingredients and portions. Estimate mode logs official nutrition facts from a label or menu.
Log a full meal in under 10 seconds. Spend your time eating, not data-entering.
Data from USDA, CNF, and verified sources. Within 10–15% of laboratory analysis.
When other apps give rough estimates, we give you data from government-verified food composition databases.
Powered by USDA, CNF, and other verified composition databases.
Detailed nutrition data from a single photo. Try it free.
Common questions about SavorAI, how it works, and what it tracks.
Many apps make you search, scroll, and guess. Others promote AI features but don't deliver on accuracy. SavorAI combines ease-of-use with advanced features that allow you to get lab-grade accuracy while being able to track consistently so you can make healthier choices.
SavorAI tracks calories and macros (protein, carbs, fat) plus up to 90+ vitamins and minerals. Depending on the food, you may see additional details like amino acids and fatty acids. This helps you go beyond a simple calorie counter and understand food quality.
Yes. Ingredients mode is best for home-cooked meals and whole foods. Estimate mode is best for chain restaurants and packaged foods: photograph the nutrition label or a screenshot of the nutrition page, and SavorAI logs those exact values. You can review and adjust either result.
We prioritize verified food composition sources and make it clear when data quality is high vs. uncertain. You'll see references like USDA and CNF for many foods, along with other verified composition databases when relevant.
No nutrition app can be perfect, but accuracy and transparency are core goals for SavorAI. When foods have strong reference data, your numbers will be close to lab analysis. When foods are harder to estimate, you can adjust ingredients and portions using the built-in tools.
Not usually. You can log with a photo, a barcode, a nutrition label, a typed or spoken description, or a database search. The usual path is photo, then review, then log. The app is available in English and Spanish.
Detailed tracking helps you understand patterns over time: where your calories come from, whether your protein is high enough, and how micronutrients shift with different foods. You can absolutely lose weight, gain muscle, or improve performance by staying on top of what you eat. That said, SavorAI is not medical advice; if you have a specific condition or therapeutic diet, confirm targets with a professional.
Yes. Enough of it is free that you can build a real habit. Most AI features are available every day, so you can keep logging without hitting a wall. When you want unlimited access and our most advanced tools, Premium is there.
We take privacy seriously and never sell data to any third party ever. The best source of truth is our Privacy Policy, which explains what we collect, how we use it, and what choices you have. If you ever want to remove your account information, you can use the Data Deletion page or contact us directly.
You can review our Privacy Policy and request account/data deletion via our Data Deletion page. If you need help, you can always reach out on the Contact page.
Ingredients mode breaks a meal into its individual ingredients, estimates the weight of each, and matches each one to an entry from government food composition databases like USDA and CNF. It is best for home-cooked meals and whole foods, where accuracy depends mostly on getting the portion sizes right.
Estimate mode matches nutrition numbers you already have. If a restaurant or package lists its nutrition facts, photograph the label or a screenshot of the nutrition page, and SavorAI logs those exact values. It is best for chain restaurants and packaged foods, where the official numbers are more reliable than any estimate from a photo.
Both modes accept context: you can add the weight, volume, cooking method, or how much of the portion you actually ate, by typing or by voice, to improve the result.
In the app, you can go to Settings -> About -> Report an Issue. Alternatively, you can email [email protected] for support.
When you use AI description or context tools, you can simply input the volume (ie "one large bowl" or "two small cups") and the app will automatically estimate the weight for you. For manual logging, you can press on the "Serving Size" dropdown, then press "Custom", where you can describe your custom serving size (ie "one slice" or "two tablespoons"). Weight will be estimated typically based on ground-truth density knowledge.