Push to eat

Ate That

Log meals by voice from the Action Button, get approximate calories and macros, and keep a mindful food diary — without turning every meal into homework.

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Action Button Dynamic Island Apple Health export

Ate That listening in the Dynamic Island while recording a meal

No accountLocal meal history

No Thalassa serverDirect OpenAI processing

Approximate by designUseful, not fake-precise

Optional Health exportDietary energy only

How it works

Hold, dictate, hold again.

Built for the flow you actually want: log food the moment you think about it, even when your phone is locked. Control Center works as a backup, and the app can log meals too.

Use the Action Button

Hold the iPhone Action Button to start recording, say what you ate, then hold again to submit. Ate That shows progress in Live Activities and the Dynamic Island.

Get useful estimates

The app estimates calories, protein, fat, carbs, and alcohol. It treats calorie tracking as an approximation — because portions, labels, and recipes are approximate too.

Review and correct

Open meal details to inspect the transcript and item breakdown. Edit meals by voice, adjust the meal time, or delete entries that don’t belong.

Built for iPhone

Designed around the quickest possible capture.

Logging starts from the places iPhone users already reach for: Action Button, Control Center, Dynamic Island, Lock Screen, and the app home screen.

Ate That dashboard with weekly calories and meals

Ate That Control Center recording button

Ate That meal detail screen with calories, nutrients, items, and transcript

Trust the record

See why the estimate happened.

Each meal shows the item breakdown, total calories, nutrients, transcript, Apple Health export status, and prompt version metadata. The point isn’t perfect math — it’s a clear, reviewable record.

Calories are calculated from item estimates.
Alcohol is stored in grams and shown as drinks.
Empty or unclear recordings are not saved as meals.

Privacy

Local-first, with direct OpenAI processing.

Ate That doesn’t use its own server or account system. Your meal history stays on your device. When you log a meal, the app sends the necessary audio, transcript, or meal text directly to OpenAI — only to transcribe and estimate the meal.

Apple Health export is optional. If enabled, Ate That writes estimated dietary energy to Apple Health and does not read your Health data.

Read the privacy policy

Support

Questions, bugs, or TestFlight feedback?

Send feedback to Thalassa Softwaraki LTD. Include your iPhone model, iOS version, and what you were trying to log if the issue is about recognition or estimates.

ops@thalassa.dev