Log entire meals in seconds by speaking. The app understands natural language and identifies each food item with complete nutritional data.
Try Voice Entry NowTired of typing food names and searching through databases? With Voice Entry, you describe what you ate naturally and the app calculates calories, macros, and nutrition automatically. Speak for 30 seconds instead of typing for 5 minutes. Perfect for tracking your diet, managing your weight, or watching cholesterol.
Speaking is 3-5x faster than typing. The app understands entire meals at once, so you save even more time. What took 5 minutes now takes 30 seconds.
No need to learn special commands or formats. Speak naturally: "I had scrambled eggs with cheese, two slices of whole wheat toast, and a cup of orange juice." Heart Tracker uses Apple Intelligence (iOS 18.1+) with real-time transcription via SFSpeechRecognizer to understand context, portions, and preparation methods.
Apple Intelligence extracts individual food items, estimates quantities, and classifies meal type (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner/Snack). Foods are matched against the 4.5 million-item database with color-coded confidence badges—green for high confidence (85%+), yellow for medium (70-84%), and orange for low (<70%).
See all matched foods with confidence scores. Tap any item to adjust portions or select from alternative suggestions. Unmatched or low-confidence foods can be corrected with a single tap.
Perfect for logging while cooking, eating, or on the go. Keep your hands clean and your phone untouched.
From the Home tab, tap the microphone icon button. Grant microphone permission if this is your first time. The app begins listening immediately.
Describe your meal conversationally. The app uses real-time speech recognition, so you'll see your words appear as you speak. Include quantities, cooking methods, and brands for best results.
"I had two scrambled eggs with cheddar cheese, two slices of buttered whole wheat toast, a banana, and a large coffee with milk and sugar."
Apple Intelligence analyzes your description and extracts individual food items with estimated serving sizes (0.25-5.0 range). It automatically classifies the meal type and estimates quantities from phrases like "two eggs" or "a cup of".
Each food appears with a confidence badge: green (85%+ match), yellow (70-84%), or orange (<70% or unmatched). Tap any item to adjust portions, swap for a different food, or remove it. Confirm when ready!
See how naturally you can log different types of meals:
"Greek yogurt with granola, blueberries, and a drizzle of honey, plus a cup of green tea"
✓ Identifies: yogurt (Greek), granola, blueberries, honey, green tea
"Grilled chicken Caesar salad with light dressing, a breadstick, and a Diet Coke"
✓ Identifies: chicken (grilled), Caesar salad, dressing (light), breadstick, Diet Coke
"Baked salmon with lemon, steamed broccoli, half a cup of brown rice, and a glass of red wine"
✓ Identifies: salmon (baked), lemon, broccoli (steamed), brown rice (1/2 cup), red wine (glass)
"Apple with two tablespoons of peanut butter"
✓ Identifies: apple, peanut butter (2 tbsp)
Voice Entry goes beyond simple speech-to-text. It understands food context:
Understands phrases like "two eggs", "a bowl of", "1 cup", "medium apple", "handful of nuts" and converts them to serving estimates on a 0.25-5.0 scale for accurate nutrition calculation.
Differentiates between "fried", "baked", "grilled", "scrambled", "steamed" and matches foods with appropriate preparation-specific nutritional values from the database.
Uses SFSpeechRecognizer for live speech-to-text, so you can see your words appear as you speak and know the AI is processing your description.
Mentions of "Chobani yogurt", "Starbucks latte", or "Chipotle burrito" are matched to specific branded products for maximum accuracy.
Processes entire complex meals in a single utterance—the @Generable model extracts each individual food item with its own quantity and serving estimate.
Automatically determines if your meal is Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, or a Snack based on the foods mentioned and time of day context.
Note: Basic voice dictation works on iOS 17.0+, but AI-powered natural language understanding requires iOS 18.1+ with Apple Intelligence.
Instead of "some chicken", say "4 ounces of grilled chicken" or "one chicken breast".
Add "grilled", "fried", "baked", or "steamed" to get more accurate calorie counts.
Don't forget to mention butter, oil, dressing, or sauces - they add up!
In a quiet environment, speak at a normal pace. No need to shout or talk slowly.
Always quickly review the identified items. You can adjust quantities with a tap.
Stop typing. Start speaking. Log your meals in seconds.
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