You search "yogurt" and get forty duplicates.
Snappy puts what you actually eat first: your foods, your recipes, your friends' foods. Then a catalog of over 3 million products.
Snappy is the food diary built by someone who tracks calories and macros every day. Search, scan, snap or speak: your day updates, and the ring turns green when you hit your target.The food diary built by someone who tracks calories and macros every day. Search, scan, snap or speak.
Free during the beta. No card needed.
In the video: a snack is added and the calorie ring turns green.
Snappy puts what you actually eat first: your foods, your recipes, your friends' foods. Then a catalog of over 3 million products.
Snap the label and the values fill in by themselves. Check and save.
Enter the final weight and Snappy recalculates the values per 100 g.
Type three letters: your usual foods come first, with the portions you normally use. Or scan the barcode.
In the video: typing "yog" brings your own foods up first.
Label or plate: the AI reads the values or estimates the meal, and you check before saving.
In the video (app shown in Italian): a product that isn't in the catalog, a photo of its label and the values filled in by the AI. The AI wait is shortened.*
Type or say "pasta with tomato sauce, a medium portion" and Snappy prepares an estimate for you to confirm.
In the video: a meal is described in words (you can also dictate it) and an estimate arrives for you to confirm. The AI wait is shortened.*
* AI analyses have a daily limit. Search, barcode and manual entry work without AI too.
Add the ingredients and, once cooked, the weight of the pot: Snappy works out the values per 100 g. Keep several versions of the same recipe, say with less oil, without losing the original.
In the video: you switch between versions of the recipe and the values per 100 g change.
Add a friend and use their foods and recipes. If they change one, you get a heads-up and decide whether to update. Your copy stays yours, even if you stop sharing. You can even copy one of their meals into your diary.
In the video: a friend's diary is opened and one of their meals is copied into your own.
Each day's calories against your target, the weekly average and a weight chart with a moving average, so one bad day doesn't scare you. You can also set different targets for each day of the week.
In the screenshot: the weight chart with its moving average.
Hi, I'm Fabio. I was an overweight kid, and that's where my relationship with food started: I know what being hungry on a diet feels like. I've been training for over twenty years (breakdance, acrobatics, calisthenics, obstacle course racing), I've worked as a personal trainer and I've run online communities with thousands of people. The way I eat is simple: big plates, no guilt, numbers under control. No app was as fast as I wanted, so I built Snappy. I use it every day and keep improving it with the people who try it.
Join the Discord and say in #introductions that you'd like to try Snappy.
Get the link to join the test on Google Play.
Install Snappy from Google Play and tell me what to improve.
On iPhone? You can install Snappy as a web app, no App Store needed. I'll give you the invite code on Discord.
Photo analysis with AI and some phone features, such as dictation, may work better on Android.
What you get: Snappy free for the whole beta · a say in what comes next.
During the beta it's free, no card needed.
After the beta there will still be a free version with the diary, barcode, foods and recipes. AI features will be part of a paid plan; I'll announce prices before launch.
The iPhone app will come later. Meanwhile you can install Snappy as a web app from Safari: the three steps are in the Join the beta section.
From the open Open Food Facts catalog (over 3 million products), from the entries you create and from those shared by your friends.
Photos for the AI are sent to Google Gemini only when you ask for it, after your consent, which you can withdraw in Settings. Details in the privacy policy.
Yes. Search, barcode, manual entry, recipes and friends work without AI.
Italian and English.
Yes, from the app or from the account deletion page.
No. Snappy is a diary: it helps you log and see the numbers. For a personalised diet, talk to a nutritionist, dietitian or doctor.
Discord is the place for the beta and quick questions. If you don’t use it, write here: I’ll reply myself by email.