One ordinary day

How KidEat works

Start with what you already remember. One message becomes an approximate preview, then a saved part of the day, and several days begin to show a pattern.

Try it with today's meal See a real example

Value first

The profile does not hide the first useful result

Send food and see the preliminary analysis first. The short profile is a one-time step before saving.

Tell KidEat what happened

A photo, text, voice note or the whole day in one message. Voice notes show their complete transcript for your approval first.

Check the preview

Foods, portions, calories and macros stay approximate and editable.

Create the profile once

Age, local time and explicitly entered restrictions add context.

Save it to the diary

After confirmation, the entry becomes part of the child's history.

A real first preview

First, see what KidEat understood

KidEat shows recognised foods, rough portions, calories and macros. The example also shows how much of an average daily guide this meal represents.

Recognition can be corrected.
Grams help, but they are optional.
Nothing joins the diary before confirmation.

Hooray, your first analysis is ready 🐣Preliminary result

I recognised:
🥣 Oatmeal — ≈180 g
🐟 Tuna — ≈70 g
🥚 Egg whites — ≈70 g

Approximately in this meal:

☀️ 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 draft — nothing is saved yet.

Then comes real life

Small entries become a day

Breakfast at home, confirmed kindergarten lunch, a snack in the car, water and dinner stay together — even when different adults add them.

A photo when typing is too much

A caption can clarify the meal type.

The whole day in one message

KidEat separates breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner.

A menu starts as a plan

It joins the eaten picture only after attendance is confirmed.

Family access

Another adult can add their part of the day.

The point

One day is a snapshot. A week starts to show what repeats.

The daily percentage does not grade the child or parent. It reflects only the approximate picture KidEat can build from the saved food records.

How the guidance works →

You do not need to reconstruct the whole day first

Start with one meal. Add the rest when it comes back to you.

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