Yazio: photo logging and a clean interface
Log meals by photographing them. 50,253 ratings at 4.7, and 382 MB — heavy for a food diary.
Yazio's answer to the biggest problem in calorie tracking — people stop after two weeks — is to make logging faster: photograph the plate and let recognition guess the contents.
50,253 ratings at 4.7.
How well the photos work
Well enough for recognisable single foods, poorly for mixed dishes. A bowl of stew is a guess, and the guess is often optimistic.
Treat it as a rough draft you correct rather than a measurement.
What else is there
Fasting timers, recipes, body measurements. The interface is the cleanest in the category and does not feel like a spreadsheet.
The catch
382 MB for a food diary.
Subscription. The free tier logs food; almost everything else — plans, detailed analysis, fasting features — sits behind payment, and the prompts are persistent.
Common questions
- Is AI Calorie Tracker by Yazio available on Android?
- Yes, the app ships for both iPhone and Android. We last checked both stores on September 1, 2026.
- What languages does AI Calorie Tracker by Yazio support?
- Of the languages this site covers, the App Store lists: English, German, Russian, Spanish. The store page shows the full list for your region.
- Is AI Calorie Tracker by Yazio free?
- AI Calorie Tracker by Yazio is free to download, with some features behind a subscription. What the free tier covers is visible on first launch, before you pay anything.