Send a photo.
Get the calories.
EatadakiMass reads your plate with AI and tracks calories, macros, weight and water — in the chat app you already have open. No download, no spreadsheets.
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- Free to start
- English & Русский
- Your data, exportable anytime
Three seconds per meal
Logging stops being a chore when it's one message in a chat you're already in.
Snap it
Send a photo of your plate, scan a barcode, or just say what you ate. The bot handles the rest.
Check the numbers
Vision AI names the dish and estimates portion weight, calories and macros. Adjust anything before it's saved.
Watch it add up
Your ring fills, your streak grows, and a summary of the day — plus a coaching tip — lands in your chat each evening.
A full tracker that lives in a chat
Everything a calorie app does — minus the install, the login and the ads.
Photo recognition
Vision models identify the dish, estimate the portion and break out calories, protein, carbs and fat.
Barcode scanning
Packaged food? Scan the label and the exact nutrition facts go straight into your day.
Voice logging
Hands full? Record a voice note — "two eggs and toast" — and it's transcribed and logged.
A goal that fits you
Your target comes from your own BMR and activity level, and recalculates as your weight moves.
Weight & water
Weigh-ins with a trend line, and water in one tap — +250 or +500 ml against a goal you set.
Streaks & achievements
Consistency is the whole game. Streaks, badges and gentle nudges keep the habit alive.
The whole picture, one tap away
Open the dashboard inside Telegram for today's ring, your macro split, the week at a glance, and every meal with its photo. It follows your Telegram theme and language automatically.
Your food diary is nobody else's business
Every request is verified against Telegram's signed session — your identity is never taken from the client. Meal photos are served only to their owner. Ask for a CSV of everything any time, or wipe your account with one command.
No. EatadakiMass is a Telegram bot with a built-in mini app. Open the chat, send a photo, and you're tracking.
Photo estimates are close enough to steer a daily target, and you can correct the portion, calories or any macro before saving. For packaged food, scan the barcode for exact label data.
English and Russian, across the bot and the dashboard. The mini app picks up your Telegram language automatically.
A short onboarding asks for sex, age, height, weight and activity level, then computes your BMR with the Mifflin-St Jeor equation. Change your activity level or weight later and the target updates itself.
The monthly plan is a native Telegram Stars subscription. Send /paysupport in the bot within 48 hours of a charge and we'll cancel it and refund it in full — after that, case by case. The annual plan is a one-off purchase, so there's nothing to cancel; it simply runs out. Either way your logged data stays yours, and you drop back to the free tier.
Learn the numbers behind the habit
Short guides to what the app is doing for you: which number to eat against, what is worth weighing, and how close an estimate really gets.
Do you need to weigh your food to count calories?
Weighing food gives the most exact count, but you can estimate many meals well enough if you use the same portions each time.
How accurate is AI calorie counting, really?
An honest look at what a photo-based estimate can and cannot see, where the error actually comes from, and why it still beats the alternative most people use.
Counting calories inside Telegram, without another app
Most food diaries die at the install screen. Here is what changes when the tracker lives in the chat app you already have open all day.
Your next meal can be the first one you log.
Two minutes of setup, then it's just a photo a meal.
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