Food & Nutrition AI
Take a picture of your food. Onai turns it into calories, macros, recipes, and a diary that separates what you photographed from what you actually ate. Track goals, adjust targets with Apple Health or Health Connect, and get ideas for what to eat next. Available now on iOS and Android.
Available now on iOS and Android.
Why it feels different
Take a picture of real meals, snacks, drinks, or restaurant food and get a useful macro estimate without searching a database.
Keep every food photo in your history. Log only the meals you actually ate so your diary stays clean.
Goal momentum, habit signals, and weekly cards make it easier to see whether your week is on track.
Tonight's Picks looks at your history, goals, and remaining macros to suggest meals that fit right now.
Simple 3 steps
Use a photo, gallery image, or text entry.
Keep scans separate from meals.
See goals, habits, macros, and reports.
What Onai does
Take a picture of any dish. Get calories, protein, carbs, and fat in seconds. No barcodes, no manual entry, no database scrolling.
Your photo history keeps everything you identified. Your eaten view shows only logged meals so your diary reflects the day you actually had.
Goal momentum, habit signals, and weekly cards show how consistently you are moving toward protein, balance, logging, and healthier habits.
Search nearby restaurants and grocery stores filtered by your dietary needs. Useful when you are out and do not want to guess.
Every scan includes ingredients, steps, and an editable recipe you can swap, simplify, or personalize before you cook.
Every week Onai gives you a nutrition summary across calories, protein, carbs, and fat. Spot patterns early and adjust before habits drift.
Onai looks at what you have logged and what is left for the day, then suggests dishes that fit. No guessing. No generic meal plans.
Connect Apple Health or Health Connect and Onai can use active calories and steps to raise your daily target on days you move more. Logged meals can write back too.
Evidence-based
"Self-monitoring of dietary intake was the most consistent predictor of weight loss success, present across all 22 studies reviewed."
"The Mifflin-St Jeor equation is the most accurate predictor of resting energy expenditure in healthy individuals, accurate within 10% for the majority of non-obese adults."
"Protein intakes of ≥1.62 g/kg/day are sufficient to maximise resistance training-induced gains in fat-free mass in healthy adults."
Vienna roots
Onai has a simple aim: help more people eat well without turning food into homework. Nutrition tools should feel practical, kind, and easy enough to use every day.
Onai is part of the Impact Hub Vienna community. We are building for everyday health, better habits, and nutrition support that feels easier to access. You can find us there as we grow.
Available now on iOS and Android. Start with 10 free scans each month, goal progress, and targets that can move with your day.
Available now on iOS and Android.