No weighing scales required

Say what you ate. The numbers get filled in for you.

Food apps fail for one reason: nobody wants to search a database for "chicken salad" and then argue about portion size. Describe the plate in a sentence and Gepeta works out the calories, protein, carbs and fat itself.

Why this never gets done

Logging a meal properly takes longer than eating it.

  • You search a database, pick the wrong entry, and guess at the portion anyway.
  • The meal photo never becomes anything you can look back at.
  • What you meant to do and what you actually did live in two different places.
How Gepeta handles it

Say the messy version. Get the tidy one back.

  • Say "chicken salad and a flat white" – or photograph the plate.
  • Gepeta fills in the calories, protein, carbs and fat, sized to a normal portion. Anything you said yourself is kept exactly as you said it.
  • Workouts keep the distance, the time, and how it felt, without a single dropdown.

Things you might say

  • "Ran 5k in the park, 28 minutes, felt good"
  • "Chicken salad and a flat white"
  • "76 kilos this morning"

What gets written down

  • Meals and drinks, with the numbers filled in
  • Workouts, with distance and time
  • Body readings
  • Habits and goals with a target

What you get out of it

  • One day at a time, food next to everything else
  • Readings you can look back through
  • How the habit or goal is actually going
Works today

What you can actually do right now

  • Describe a meal and the calories, protein, carbs and fat are estimated for you – plus fibre, sugar, salt, caffeine, or alcohol where they matter.
  • Anything you state yourself is kept exactly as you said it; only the gaps get estimated.
  • Workouts keep distance, time, pace, sets, reps, weight, and heart rate.
  • A goal only becomes a commitment once you have actually committed to it, so your list does not fill up with maybes.
Being straight with you

What it will not do

  • Estimated nutrition is a good approximation from a description, not a laboratory measurement. If you need exact, weigh it and say the number – it will keep yours.
  • The dashboard is about money. Food and fitness live in your timeline, your records, and your search.
FAQ

Questions about meals and workouts

Do I have to look up foods?

No. Describe the meal in your own words and the numbers are filled in for you.

What if I know the exact numbers?

Say them and they are kept exactly as given. Gepeta only estimates the parts you left out.

Can it log a meal from a photo?

Yes. Photograph the plate and it works out what was on it.

Can it keep habits and goals?

Yes: with a target and a due date. Though only once you have actually committed; a "maybe I should" stays a note.

Capture the messy input. Keep the reviewed record.