60points
Nutrition grade
From the nutrients on the label.
Calorie counter · barcode scanner · free
Point the camera at a barcode and the food, its calories and a score out of 100 come up. Scanning is free, with no sign-up, no email and no ads, and 429,359 brand-name foods are built into the app.
Free: the food log, scanning, the product score, voice, 3 AI photos a week · Pro: food alerts, label reading, fuelling

How a scan works
Fullday looks a barcode up in three places, in order, and goes online only when it has to.
Anything you've saved with its barcode.
429,359 products from the USDA's branded foods data, built in and read on the phone, so a scan of one of them works with no signal.
Only for a barcode the phone doesn't have, and only the barcode number goes. Offline and not found? Enter the food yourself.
Entries whose calories can't be right, such as more than 1,000 kcal per 100 g or macros that don't add up, are caught before they reach your day.


Three parts, with the reasons in plain words and better swaps from the same aisle. It's our method, not a health authority's.
60points
From the nutrients on the label.
30points
Each by its official status, in the authority's own words, with the source and the date.
10points
For certified organic products.
Excellent 75+ · Good 50+ · Poor 25+ · Bad under 25. Scanning and the score are free, with no time limit. More about the score
Not every meal has a barcode. Calories, protein, carbs and fat add up through the day against your targets.
197 restaurant chains' own menus, 50,483 dishes, and 7,793 everyday foods, all on your phone. Search works with no signal. Free
On iPhone and Apple Watch. Speech is recognised on the phone whenever it can be. Meal reminders skip a meal you've already logged, and Log again adds it as you last had it. Free
3 free AI meal-photo estimates a week, with Claude by Anthropic: each food with a portion, calories and macros. Only the photo goes, and you check every amount. How the AI works
No account
Fullday doesn't know who you are, so there's no profile of what you eat to lose, sell or leak.
Open the app and log. There's nothing to create first.
On your iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. With Pro, it syncs through your own private iCloud database, which only you can read.
A barcode the phone doesn't have, or a search you choose to send online, to Open Food Facts; speech your phone can't recognise on its own, to Apple. Every case, in plain words

Yes. Barcode scanning, the product score and the food log are free, with no time limit and no account. Fullday Pro adds food alerts, nutrition label reading, fuelling for training and more AI meal photos.
Mostly. The 429,359 brand-name foods, 197 restaurant chains' menus and 7,793 everyday foods are on your phone, so searching and scanning them work with no signal. A barcode the phone doesn't have needs a connection to look it up in Open Food Facts.
There's no account to create, ever. Your log lives on your devices, and with Pro it syncs through your own private iCloud. Fullday has no ad networks, no analytics and no third-party SDKs, and health data is never sold.
No. It's our own method, not a health authority's: a Nutrition grade from the label, additives by their official status, and points for organic. It helps you compare products on the same shelf. It isn't medical or diet advice.
Calorie counts are estimates from the label or the data source; Fullday is for general wellness and makes no weight-loss promise.

Coming to the App Store this December. The food log, scanning and the product score are free, with no account.
Pre-orders open soon.
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