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log calories by voice
a voice calorie tracker for iPhone. say what you ate, in your own words, and whatevr counts it.
2 eggs 149, toast 69, black coffee 5. total 223 kcal.
say it, don't type it
say what you ate
open whatevr and talk, the way you'd tell a friend. no searching a database, no picking from a long list of similar foods.
it works out the rest
the AI turns what you said into foods and amounts, with calories and macros. it matches them against real nutrition databases first.
it's logged to today
it lands in your day with calories and macros. anything it had to guess is marked with a ~.
prefer typing? you can log by text too, and scan a barcode or a nutrition label when the package is in your hand.
why voice works for food
most people stop tracking because logging is slow. saying "a bowl of oatmeal with blueberries and honey" takes a few seconds. searching, scrolling and weighing takes minutes, three times a day.
whatevr doesn't pretend it can be exact from a sentence. it checks real nutrition data first, estimates when it must, and tells you which is which. the point is a log you'll actually keep up, not a perfect one you abandon in week two.
things people say
long sentences are fine. you can log a whole meal in one go.
logged, with calories and macros.
logged as two foods.
logged as two foods.
or talk to your own AI
you can also log by talking to the assistant you already use. whatevr connects to Claude, ChatGPT and Grok with one link, so "log 2 eggs and toast" works from there too and lands in the same day.
either way you get the same app: one daily score, a friends scoreboard, widgets, Apple Health sync, no ads, and we don't sell your data.
questions
is there a voice calorie tracker for iPhone?
whatevr is one. it's a native iPhone app where you log meals by voice or text, and it's rated 5.0 on the App Store from 7 ratings.
how accurate are the numbers?
whatevr checks real nutrition databases first. when it can't find an exact match it estimates, and marks those entries with a ~ so you can tell. it's an estimate, and that's the point: close enough to be useful, fast enough to keep doing.
does it work with Siri or only inside the app?
you log by voice inside the whatevr app. you can also log by talking to Claude, ChatGPT or Grok once you've connected them.
does it cost anything?
the app is a free download with a 7-day free trial, then a subscription. there are no ads.
is it for Android?
not yet. whatevr is iPhone only.
try it for a week
the app is a free download with a 7-day free trial. say your next meal out loud and see how it feels.
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