たべメモ

A calorie-tracking app focused solely on "How many more kcal can I eat today?"

There's only one thing to do: Write down what you ate casually.
"3 Alforts" "2 Seven-Eleven onigiri and pork soup"—Claude estimates the items, portions, and kcal, and the "balance" on your home screen widget decreases instantly.

What it can do

• Casual Japanese is fine — No need to select from a food database. Supports voice input and Siri ("record in tabememo")
• Only check the balance — Displays remaining kcal in large text. Goes negative and red if you exceed it
• Home screen widget — See your remaining kcal without opening the app. Auto-resets at midnight
• Auto-categorizes into breakfast/lunch/dinner/snacks — Determined by recording time. Automatically groups identical items as "Alforts ×3"
• Trend graph — Bar chart of kcal intake for the last 7/14/30 days. Includes target line; tap a bar to edit that day
• iCloud sync — iPhone ↔ iPad

No PFC analysis, no advice, no notifications. Just "write casually → balance decreases." We've cut the cost of maintaining the habit to the absolute minimum for people who couldn't stick with calorie tracking before.

Free (with ads). ¥300 one-time purchase removes all ads.

Tech stack: SwiftUI + SwiftData + WidgetKit + App Intents / Calorie estimation via Claude (claude-haiku-4-5) through a Vercel backend. No API key input required.