Munk walking along a sunny city street, past a café and yellow signs for food and movement.

Say what you ate or did. Get on with your day.

Food and activity tracking for iPhone. Voice, photo or text. Save and leave.

Save now. Correct later.

Capture it while it’s fresh.

Speak naturally in English. Select English as your spoken language in the app. You can also use a photo or text. Save and review later.

Correct when needed.

Adjust a portion, ingredient or calorie estimate after saving. “I ate half the sandwich” is a correction, not a new entry.

From photo to food entry.

Example meal photo: grilled chicken, rice, avocado, tomatoes and cucumber in a bowl.

Chicken & rice bowl

500–750 kcal

1 bowl · portion estimated

  • Grilled chicken
  • Brown rice
  • Avocado
  • Tomato & cucumber

Scan or paste a nutrition label.

Nutrition label Per 100 g
Energy200 kcal
Protein10 g
Carbohydrate20 g
Fat8 g

Serving size: 180 g

Saved food

Per 180 g serving

360 kcal

Protein
18 g
Carbs
36 g
Fat
14.4 g

Correct the entry you already saved.

Read demo steps
  1. Type “A turkey sandwich for lunch” and save the note.
  2. Open the saved entry, showing a fictional 420 kcal estimate.
  3. Correct it to “I ate half the sandwich.” The same entry now shows 210 kcal and half a portion.

Reuse what you eat.

Saved foods, recipes and the defaults you set. Copy a previous meal to today instead of starting from scratch.

Health, if you want it.

Optional, read-only Apple Health access for workouts, weight and profile data. You can log food, activity and weight without it.

Your journal lives on your iPhone.

Speech is transcribed on your device. Entries you submit for interpretation are processed using the OpenAI API. Cloud backups are optional, and you choose what to share.

Read the privacy notice

A few questions.

How do I join the beta?

Request access and confirm your email. We add testers manually through TestFlight. You’ll need an iPhone with iOS 26 or later.

Are the numbers exact?

Nutrition and activity values are estimates. Review and correct them whenever you need.

What does “beta” mean?

Imoonk is still being developed. You may find rough edges or things that change. TestFlight lets you send feedback and help make the app better.

Make logging the easy part.

Request beta access