Food journaling made fun
One photo of the table, and the whole night stays with you — every dish, everyone across the table, the little place you'll want to find your way back to.
the table comes apart — scroll
Three seconds. That's the whole thing.
Snap the table the moment the food lands. Every dish, every drink — and the little things on the table worth keeping — cut themselves into their own saves, right on your phone. No forms, no fuss.
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Saves become moments, on their own.
Same table, same hour — your saves gather themselves into a moment: the place, the time, and everyone who sat across from you. You lift a finger only to eat.
So you remember what you ate.
Name it, give it a star, or leave a note to future-you — "get the truffle one again." Tags make old favorites easy to find, and the craving wheel can pick one when dinner draws a blank.
Every table you've kept, in one place.
Your latest table sits up front; every earlier moment folds into a compact board you can wander by list, month, or moment. Search a dish, place, companion, or tag whenever memory needs a nudge.
Gather the tables you love.
Keep favorites close, make a collection for date nights, coffee runs, or a whole trip, then dress its table and play with every save together.
Your city, plated.
Every moment pins itself right where it happened. That tiny spot down the alley you swore you'd remember? The map already knows the way back.
Your food-memory library stays on your phone.
- Photos, saves, notes, tags, companions, and places remain on your device
- Limited usage and crash diagnostics help improve PlateDiary
- Purchases and optional GIF search use their named providers
- No PlateDiary account, ads, or selling your personal data
Before you snap the first table.
Is PlateDiary a diet app?
No. There's no counting, no numbers to hit, no pressure — just the table, kept the way you remember it. Memory, not measurement.
How do dishes turn into saves on their own?
On-device machine learning finds each dish and drink in your photo and cuts it out automatically — no tracing, no tapping around plates. It happens right on your phone, in about a second.
Do I need an account?
No sign-in is required, and your food-memory library stays on your phone. Limited technical services and optional online features — such as GIF search and purchase verification — connect only for those jobs. The privacy policy explains each one.
Can I add photos I already took?
Yes. Bring photos in from your library and they cut into saves the same way a fresh snap does.
What if I skip naming or rating a dish?
Nothing is required. Every save starts as "other" and is happy to stay that way — add a name, a star, or a companion only when you feel like it.
Will PlateDiary be on Android?
Yes — PlateDiary is coming to both iPhone and Android.
Tell us what's missing.
PlateDiary is built one note at a time — bugs, ideas, or just a hello. A real person reads every message.
Something specific — a bug, a purchase question, or press? Use the full contact form so it reaches the right place.