Fast calorie logging without rebuilding every entry.
Haps keeps the repeated calorie-logging path short. Enter a known value manually, reuse a recent food in two taps, and see the entry in a chronological daily calorie tracker immediately—even when synchronisation must wait for a connection.
Haps at a glance
- Public status
- Preparing for the first public release
- Repeat logging
- A recent food can be reused in two taps
- New entries
- Enter a food name and calorie value directly
- Daily view
- Chronological entries, total, and user-supplied target
- Network failure
- Changes remain queued for later synchronisation
- Planned platforms
- iPhone and Android
A short path for values you already know
A calorie logger should not force you through a search result when you already have the value you want to record. Haps supports direct manual entry so the name and calorie value can go straight into the daily ledger.
The app records what you enter. It does not verify that the value is complete, accurate, or appropriate for you.
Recent foods make repeat logging faster
Repeated foods are where a simple workflow can save the most effort. Haps is designed so a recent food can be added again in two taps rather than recreated from the beginning.
The result appears in the affected day without clearing the rest of the log or making you wait for a global refresh.
The daily calorie tracker remains useful offline
A new entry is persisted locally before it is queued for synchronisation. Cached records remain visible, and a network failure does not blank a usable day or discard the pending change.
When the connection returns, Haps retries the queued operation and reconciles the affected record while preserving the local date on which it was logged.
Privacy is part of the logging workflow
Optional analytics remains off until you allow it. Food names, calorie values, targets, dates, identity, routes, URLs, query strings, and free text are excluded from the shared analytics boundary.
For the complete handling details, use the Haps privacy policy; the data and privacy page provides a shorter factual overview.