Features
The chat is the main page. It works out whether you're telling it what you ate, fixing what's logged, updating your cupboard or asking what to eat, and does that.
One message can hold several foods, and each becomes its own entry with calories, protein, carbs, fat and fiber. Name the meal, or let it go by what you said and when you said it.
The more you say, the closer the numbers: weights, sizes, brands and how it was cooked all help, and a label's numbers are used as given.
Tell it what's wrong and it changes, removes or adds entries in today's log. That
means what the last reply logged. If a message would clear several things at once, it checks with you first.
Every entry can be edited by hand too, and food can be added on a form when you'd rather not chat.
Give it your age, size, how active you are and your goal, and it works out a daily calorie target, showing how it got there. Already have a number from a coach or a dietitian? Use that instead.
Add targets for protein, carbs, fiber and fat if you want them, starting from a suggestion, and a second set for the days you train.
Tell it what you have in, and your cupboard keeps itself up to date: eating takes from it. Ask what should I have for dinner?
and you get one option for your next meal, sized to what's left of it, with its numbers, built from your cupboard first.
Like it? One tap logs it as eaten.
The Today panel sits beside the chat and updates with every message. The Food log shows a day at a time: the week as a strip of bars, the day's total against your target, each macro eaten, to go and its share of calories, and every meal with its entries.
Every food you log is remembered with your own numbers. The next time you mention it, the chat starts from those, so your oatmeal
stays your bowl, not a fresh guess. Correct an entry and the correction is what's remembered.
Turn off the meals you don't eat, and give each one a share of your target if you like.
Diet, allergies, foods you'd rather not have, cuisines you like and time to cook. Suggestions keep to them.
Mark a day as a training day and it's measured against your training targets.
Write in your own language; the chat's notes and suggestions come back in it.
Connect an assistant that speaks MCP with an agent key, and it can log food and read your day for you.
The guide opens beside the screen you're on and follows you as you move.
NoshChat Stats
NoshChat Stats counts short what I eat in a day
videos, food by food: the calories, the macros and a playful verdict on the food, never on the person. I present the statistics; Avo narrates the videos.
About
Most food logs want a search and a form for every bite. NoshChat starts from the way you'd say it, and does the counting, the sums and the bookkeeping for you.
Avo, the avocado
Brock, the broccoli coachQuestions
No. A coffee
works; it's just more of a guess than a 350 ml oat latte
. Give weights, sizes or a label's numbers when you have them and the numbers get closer.
They're estimates. The more you say, the closer they get, and a food you correct keeps your numbers from then on.
No. Logged numbers and suggestions are estimates, not medical or nutrition advice, and using them is at your own risk. If you have a medical condition or a specific diet to follow, talk to a doctor or a dietitian.
Yes. The line under each reply and the suggestions come back in the language you wrote in. The app's own words are in English.
Total, fiber included, the way most nutrition labels count them. Fiber is shown on its own too, and the Food log can add a row of net carbs.
The NoshChat guide covers every screen, and it opens inside the app beside the screen you're on.
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