AI meal logging

Log the meal before the memory disappears.

Dishiary uses AI as a shortcut for food journaling on iPhone: start with a photo, voice note, or typed note, then keep the editable record.

Photo to diary

Turn a plate photo into a useful meal record.

Save the image, suggested dish, grade, notes, tags, and restaurant context in one private timeline.

The product model stays simple: meals are records you can edit, search, revisit, and attach to places.

Snap the meal while it is still at the table, then add detail only when it matters.

Capture dish names and context without typing during dinner.

AI suggestions are drafts, so the diary stays trustworthy and personal.

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Short answers for people comparing food diary, meal journal, and restaurant memory apps.

Can Dishiary log food from a photo?

Yes. Dishiary can use meal photos as a shortcut for creating editable meal records, including the dish name and useful context.

Is AI required to use the food diary?

No. You can log by typing, voice, or photo. AI is a convenience layer, not the only way to keep your diary.

Can I correct AI meal suggestions?

Yes. AI output is treated as a draft, so you can edit the dish, grade, note, place, tags, and other details.

Photo, voice, or note. Keep the detail you will actually want later.