Forkmate

Try it in your first message: "I had two eggs and toast for breakfast." Forkmate logs it to your private food diary with calories and macros, and Claude tells you what it saved.

Forkmate turns Claude into a food log. Say what you ate in plain language, the way you'd tell a friend, and Claude records it, totals your calories, protein, carbs and fat MyFitnessPal-style, and reads back any day or week when you ask. "Make the toast two slices" fixes the last entry; "what did I eat this week?" gives per-day totals. See it all in a clean web diary at app.forkmate.ai.

Numbers you can check: Forkmate searches USDA FoodData Central and Open Food Facts, looks up packaged foods by barcode, and every figure names its source (a database, the restaurant's published figures, or a labelled estimate). Recipes you save log by name ("half my chili"), and "the usual" works because it knows your most-eaten foods.

Getting started takes a minute: click Connect, sign in or create a free Forkmate account (Google is one tap), and the first time you log, Forkmate asks once for your OK to store your food diary.

Your data is yours. Every call is scoped to your own account, you can see and disconnect connected AI apps in Settings, and export is free. Health data is never sold or used for ads.

Free: complete history, unlimited entries, no card, no trial, no paid plan.