Log by photo, voice, text and barcode

A calorie counter that doesn’t make you type

Counting calories works: it is the best-evidenced tool for understanding and changing how you eat. What doesn’t work is spending 15 minutes a day searching "grilled chicken breast" in a database and weighing every ingredient.

Biokode flips the process: you eat and tell it like you would tell a person, with a photo, your voice or a sentence, and the app does the boring part: identifying the foods, estimating the amounts and turning it all into calories, macros and micronutrients.

Four ways to log, no typing involved

Photo: shoot your plate and the AI identifies the foods and estimates portions. You can correct anything before saving.
Voice: say "I had lentils with chorizo and an apple" and it is logged with its calories and macros.
Natural text: write the way you talk, with no lists and no dropdown menus.
Barcode: for packaged products, scan and adjust the amount.

More than calories: macros and 27 micronutrients

Every entry includes protein, fat and carbs, plus 27 micronutrients (iron, magnesium, vitamin D, B12…) checked against EFSA reference values. You don’t just know how much you eat: you know what you are missing.

Over time, Biokode surfaces patterns (high-sodium weeks, protein falling short on weekends, sustained low iron) that a simple counter would never show you.

And a coach who watches the scoreboard with you

The difference between writing meals down and changing habits is someone doing something with the data. Kodi, Biokode’s coach, opens and closes your day: in the morning it tells you what is on, at night how you closed, whether your protein fell short or your weight trend is drifting off plan.

If you prefer raw numbers, data-only mode gives you the full dashboard (Bio Score, trends, intake) with no messages and no mascot.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is counting calories from a photo?

The AI identifies foods well and estimates portions within a reasonable margin, which you can correct in one tap. For deciding whether your day is on track, which is what matters, that is more than enough; no app (or food label) is gram-perfect.

Do I need to weigh my food?

Not required. Weighing helps calibrate your eye in the first weeks, but Biokode’s normal flow is photo or voice with adjustable estimates. Logging consistency beats the kitchen scale.

Does it handle mixed dishes or restaurant food?

Yes. The AI breaks combined plates ("set menu: lentils, then hake with salad") into components and estimates each one. The more context you give, the better the estimate.

What happens to my data?

Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, hosted in the EU, and the design is GDPR-compliant. It is not sold to third parties.

Is it free?

You can start for free, no card required. Advanced features are part of the subscription, with a free trial.

Log your next meal in 10 seconds

A photo, your voice or a sentence, and Biokode does the math: calories, macros and micronutrients against your daily target.

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Calories and nutrients computed from photos, voice or text are adjustable estimates, designed for habit tracking, not clinical use.