EATEN
Turn food photos into your personal culinary map & health diary.
Most meal photos end up lost in your camera roll or posted once and forgotten. Eaten brings back joy by pinning every meal you enjoy to an interactive MapKit world map, recognizing dishes with Apple Foundation Models, logging nutrition through OpenFoodFacts, and writing energy metrics straight to Apple Health.
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Interactive MapKit food pin & liquid glass bottom sheet preview
Map Your Food Journey.
Every meal you eat tells a story about where you've been. Eaten leverages native MapKit integration to turn documenting food into a collecting game: cover the earth with restaurant pins and dishes you've tried.
When you snap your plate, search the restaurant directly on Apple Maps and drop a pin. Every entry saves its high-res photo, coordinate backups (latitude & longitude), and date stamp locally in SwiftData.
A Collecting Game for Food Lovers
How Eaten turns your camera roll into an interactive personal atlas:
Global Restaurant Pins
Watch your map populate with pins for every cafe, bistro, bakery, and street food stall you've experienced worldwide.
Shareable Collage Layouts
Export custom diary collages containing your week's meals as high-res images to share with friends or keep privately.
Siri AI & App Intents
The Hands-Free Wow Factor
Simulate a Siri Voice Command:
"Select the food photo and restaurant location. Eaten will recognize the dish, retrieve nutrition from OpenFoodFacts, and write 2,426 kJ to Apple Health."
Hands-Free Logging with Siri AI.
App Intents deliver the wow factor. Ask Siri to log a new entry: Siri prompts you to pick your snapshot and restaurant on the map, and handles the rest.
Apple Foundation Models identify what's on your plate, query OpenFoodFacts for macronutrients, and record dietary energy directly to Apple Health without any manual database searching.
Technical Craft & Health Architecture.
Powered by verified open nutrition data, bidirectional Apple Health integration, and SwiftData local persistence.
Apple Foundation Models
Automated food recognition for iPhone 15 Pro and newer. Streamlines entry creation by identifying dishes directly from meal photos, with manual fallback options.
Prevents inappropriate uploads while automating dish naming.
OpenFoodFacts & HealthKit
Fetches verified nutritional data (calories, fats, proteins, carbohydrates, and nutrients) and writes kJ / dietary energy entries directly to Apple Health.
Every logged meal contributes to your daily Apple Health metrics.
SwiftData • No Subscriptions
No account creation needed. Full diary entries, photos, and restaurant coordinates are stored locally on your device via SwiftData. An economical, private food diary.
Keep a private personal diary or export fancy shareable collages.
Join the Eaten TestFlight Beta.
Be the first to experience Eaten on iOS 18 or later, with iPhone Duo optimisation. Your email will be registered directly in our early-access database.