Packaged food,
already counted.
A photo is the right tool for a plate you cooked. For a yoghurt pot with the numbers printed on the side, the barcode is faster and exact — so MacroTrackr reads it straight off the packet instead of guessing.
The scanner reads EAN and UPC codes from your camera and looks the product up in Open Food Facts.
Switch between the two and set how many servings you had. The macros follow before anything is saved.
Barcode lookups are free on every plan. Your daily AI logs stay for the meals that actually need a model.
Alongside calories, protein, carbs and fat, a scan brings back fibre, sugar and salt, the ingredients list, declared allergens and additives, plus Nutri-Score, NOVA and Eco-Score where Open Food Facts has them. Enough to decide, not just enough to log.
The last products you scanned are kept on your device, so the yoghurt and the protein bars you buy every week are ready without reaching for the packet again. When a barcode is not in the database yet, you can still enter it by hand and save it as a recipe.
Your days of
manual tracking are over.
Free forever for the basics, with 3 AI logs to try. Cancel Pro in two taps.