Scan a barcode or nutrition label
Find a packaged food by barcode, or use its nutrition label to fill in the food details. Add the portion you ate to your day.
Stay on track towards your weight goal. Take a photo of your meal and let Haps work out the calories for you.
Available on Android. All current features are free. iOS is coming soon.

Start with a photoless typing at mealtimes
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Logging every ingredient can turn a meal into a chore. Start with a photo and let Haps put the food details together, so you can focus on your day.
Capture your meal, snack or drink instead of typing out each food.
Get the foods, portions and calories together in one place, ready to add to your diary.
See calories logged, remaining or over your target as each meal joins your diary. Keep building the daily habit behind your weight goal.
AI meal analysis needs an internet connection. Core manual and recent-food entries can be saved offline.
Log your usual breakfast again in two taps. Your recent foods keep everyday logging short.
Start with a food you have already logged, without typing its name and calorie value again.
Having a different amount? Change the portion in your diary.
Enter a food name and the calories for your portion directly. You can log without taking a photo or finding a database match.
From a snack packet to your food log, skip typing out the label. Scan the barcode, or use the nutrition panel when lookup does not find a match.
Find a packaged food by barcode, or use its nutrition label to fill in the food details. Add the portion you ate to your day.
A dropped connection can mean putting off logging and forgetting what you ate. Add foods manually or reuse recent foods offline. Your entries synchronise when you reconnect.
Photo logging, free access and the practical details.
Yes. Haps is an AI calorie counter for Android. Take a photo of a meal, snack or drink to get a calorie breakdown. iOS is coming soon.
Yes. Every current feature is free, including AI meal scanning. Future Haps Club pricing and paid access details have not been announced.
It is an estimate, not a measurement. A photo cannot reveal every ingredient or the exact portion. If a food or amount looks wrong, you can edit it directly before saving.
You can scan its nutrition label instead. Haps fills an editable food form; check the nutrition values and serving before saving. Barcode lookup does not cover every product.
Yes. You can add foods manually or reuse recent foods offline, and your entries synchronise when a connection returns. AI meal analysis needs a connection; barcode lookup and online scan processing also depend on connectivity.
Yes. Enter a food name and the calories for your portion manually, or reuse a recent food. You do not need a camera or a database match for manual entry. Check the value and portion before saving.
Haps can synchronise weight and active calories from supported health connections. Availability varies by platform; imported weight never changes your calorie target automatically.
Your food log synchronises with Haps when you have a connection. Optional analytics require consent and exclude calorie-ledger details. Meal-photo analysis processes photos online; the data overview and privacy policy explain providers, retention and your choices.
Take a photo of your next meal and start tracking with Haps. All current features are free on Android. iOS is coming soon.
See how logging works, compare trackers, or try the maintenance-calorie calculator before you choose.