You tell KidEat what happened
A photo, text, voice note, or the whole day in one message. You can check and correct a voice transcript before sending it.
The food diary you don’t have to keep
What did they eat today?
Just tell KidEat. It will gather the rest.
Send a photo, a normal message or a voice note — one meal or the whole day at once. KidEat turns it into a clear diary and shows the bigger picture.
- No form before you start
- Works inside Telegram
- Beta version
You
Oatmeal, tuna and egg whites
KidEat
Hooray, your first analysis is ready 🐣
🥣 Oatmeal≈180 g
🐟 Tuna≈70 g
🥚 Egg whites≈70 g
This meal contains approximately
☀️ 256 kcal🥩 Protein — 28 g🥑 Fat — 4 g🥣 Carbs — 22 g
Great — that is already about 18% of the daily guide.
This example uses an average guide for children: 1,400 kcal a day.
Approximately left for today
☀️ 1,150 kcal🥩 0 g protein🥑 45 g fat🥣 110 g carbs
🏆 This example shows what a first KidEat analysis looks like.
This is a preliminary analysis — nothing is saved yet.
It feels like they ate nothing.
And then you start remembering…
porridge at breakfast
soup at kindergarten
half a banana in the car
yogurt before bedOne plate rarely tells the whole day. KidEat brings the scattered pieces back together.
One ordinary day
One message can tell you more than you think.
First comes a useful draft. A one-time profile lets KidEat save it and use the child’s real context.
KidEat makes a first look
Foods, approximate portions, calories and macros appear as a draft.
You make the profile once
Age, explicit restrictions and local time make the diary personal and safer.
The entry joins the diary
Once saved, it can be opened, corrected or completed later.
A collected day
Small entries become a picture you can use.
Breakfast at home, lunch elsewhere, a snack in the car — it stays together.
Breakfastoatmeal, banana, yogurt
Lunchvegetable soup, bread
Snackapple
Dinnerbuckwheat, turkey, cucumber
Water1,050 ml
The day so far
Dairy
44%
Protein
100%
Fluids
75%
Vegetables
64%
Fruit
60%
Approximate guidance based on the food recorded. One day is not a verdict — the weekly picture matters more.
How the guidance worksWhat KidEat quietly keeps track of
No kitchen scales, red grades, or trying to fix everything in one Monday.
Approximate portions
Grams help, but they are optional.
Calories and macros
Useful estimates, not lab measurements.
Food groups
Protein, grains, vegetables, fruit and dairy.
Fluids
Water and other sources in one picture.
Known restrictions
Only what a parent explicitly adds to the profile.
Day → week
Patterns and gaps become clearer over time.
Made for ordinary family life
Photo
For the moments when typing is too much.
Whole day
Drop everything from your head in one message.
School menu
Planned food first; confirm what was actually eaten.
Family access
Another adult can add their part of the day.
Up to 5 children
Separate diaries in one family.
No Panic Journal
Kids, food and everything in between.
Short answers to real parent questions — without shame or the perfect-plate fantasy.
Read the journal
Made by a family
We first built KidEat for ourselves.
To remember less at night and see more clearly what actually happened with food.
Our story
Approximate on purpose
Portions, recognition and calculations do not pretend to be exact.
Not medical advice
KidEat supports observation; it does not diagnose or prescribe.
We ask for less
Only what the diary, guidance and family features need.
You set restrictions
KidEat never guesses allergies or intolerances from a plate.
The short version
Questions before the first message
What most parents want to know before they start. The full list lives on the FAQ page.
Do I have to fill out a form first?
No. Send a meal and see the preliminary analysis first. The short profile is only needed before you save it.
Do I need to weigh every portion?
No. Write what you remember. Grams make the estimate more precise, but they are optional.
Can I send the whole day by voice?
Yes. KidEat shows the complete transcript first, so you can send it unchanged or replace it with corrected text.
Does KidEat judge one plate?
No. One meal is only a piece of the picture. KidEat collects the day and helps you notice patterns across the week.
Does an imported school menu count as eaten?
No. It stays a plan until you confirm attendance and what the child actually ate.
Is this medical advice?
No. Recognition, portions and guidance are approximate. KidEat supports observation; it does not replace a doctor or dietitian.
You already have enough to remember.
Let “what did they eat today?” be one less thing to carry in your head.
Send the first mealFree to start · Telegram · no separate app