Fojo - A Food Journal

About this app

Speak a meal — “a flat white and avocado toast” — and Fojo writes your day back: a quiet, almost-printed page, with the numbers resting underneath. A food journal, written through conversation, that you’ll want to keep. ——— Fojo is a calm, genuinely useful record of how you actually eat. Just say what you had, in any words: “grabbed a bagel and a coffee,” “leftover curry for dinner.” Fojo understands plain language and keeps it. Each day becomes a page — a short, poetic title, the meals set like a printed deck, and the figures (calories, protein, fat, carbs, fiber) quietly beneath, for when you want them. THREE WAYS IN • Speak — hold to talk; Fojo transcribes and logs. • Type — a single line is enough. • Snap — photograph the plate and Fojo reads it. TALK TO IT Ask anything — “how much protein so far?”, “was that a lot of sugar?”, “make it two slices.” Fojo answers in a few honest words and quietly fixes the entry. It’s a conversation, never a form. WRITTEN BACK TO YOU Every day earns a title and a short deck — “A Spanish feast day,” “Bread and caffeine.” Months gather into an index you can wander back through. It reads like a magazine of your own appetite. CALM BY DEFAULT Fojo stays out of the way and surfaces what’s useful only when you reach for it. An optional evening nudge, off until you turn it on. A small home-screen widget for today. And it remembers what matters to you, so its answers fit — aware of you, gently. YOURS Your journal is yours. Keep it as a guest, or create an acc you across devices. Delete everything, anytime. Meals and photos are sent securely to estimate their nutrition; nothing is ever sold to you. Nutrition figures are friendly estimates, not medical advice. Eat. Say so. Let Fojo keep the day. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

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