Track your balance
Lose weight, gain weight, or maintain your rhythm with meals, activity, and nutrition signals in one place.
What I Eat
Social network about food, culture, and balance
We are what we eat.
Track your nutrition, share meals and activity, discover dishes from different countries, and cook new meals with the AI assistant.
Your plate can become a map of the world.
See cultures, ingredients, habits, and real meals shared by people everywhere. Share your own food culture and the dishes that make your day.
App features
A daily food diary that becomes a living world map.
What I Eat helps you understand your own plate, see what people around the world eat and prefer, discover global food culture, and share your own dishes, habits, and daily food story.
Explore the world by food
Choose countries and see real dishes, ingredients, descriptions, and food habits from people who live there.
Share and save dishes
Post what you eat, add ingredients or a story, comment, ask questions, and save meals you want to try.
Living recipe book
Turn any real dish from the feed into an AI-assisted recipe in two taps, save it, adapt ingredients, and cook it later.
Food diary
A diary that remembers more than calories.
Meals, ingredients, portions, activity, water, goals, and the story behind the plate stay connected. The app helps you lose, gain, or maintain weight without turning food into a boring spreadsheet.
Nutritioncalories, macros, ingredients
Activitymovement and daily energy
Goallose, gain, or maintain
Photo analysis
Photograph a meal and understand how it affects your body.
In a simple form, What I Eat turns a food photo into clear nutrition: calories, macros, ingredients, and how this meal fits your goal, energy, and daily balance.
Food modes and filters
Normal mode
Keep meals with meat or fish when that fits your food style.
Vegetarian mode
Hide meat-based meals and focus on plant-forward dishes.
Ingredient filters
Filter by ingredients, countries, cuisines, and personal taste.
World feed
A planet of real meals, not stock photos.
People share breakfast in Berlin, lunch in Kyiv, family recipes in Tokyo, street food in Mexico City, and simple home meals everywhere in between. WIE turns that into a living feed of culture, taste, and everyday choices.
Ukraineborsch, varenyky, home dinners
Germanybowls, bakeries, active days
Italypasta, salads, family tables
Polandpierogi, soups, home comfort
Canadabreakfast bowls, fish, active days
Portugalseafood, rice, warm family meals
United Kingdomporridge, tea, pub classics
United Statesbrunch, barbecue, everyday plates
Chinanoodles, rice, regional dishes
Japanrice bowls, sushi, seasonal mealsAI assistant
See a dish. Ask one question. Understand it.
The assistant helps decode what you are looking at: ingredients, allergens, nutrition, cooking method, cultural context, and a simple way to make the dish yourself.
Ask about any meal in the feed.
I want to cook this Mediterranean Grain Bowl. How do I make it?
I recognized a Mediterranean Grain Bowl: quinoa, chickpeas, cucumber, olives, feta, herbs, and lemon dressing. Cook the quinoa, chop the vegetables, mix the dressing, then assemble the bowl.
Can I use chicken instead?
Yes. Add grilled chicken, keep the vegetables and dressing, and I can recalculate the nutrition. Read more...
Founder
Dima Moroz
What I Eat is about making food visible: your own habits, other cultures, and the small daily choices that shape health. I want the app to feel like a living map where people can share, learn, cook, and support each other.
Development studio: Moroz.SBS
All our projects and directions: Unit.Cab
Your plate can become a map of the world.
Download buttons are ready. The product release is planned for 31 July 2026, and the store links will open after launch.