Capture the messy first version
A quick note, voice line, or food photo is enough to keep the day from disappearing.
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Aeria turns the messy reality of meals into a clean nutrition record: text it, say it, or snap it, then review the details in seconds.
Aeria in motion
The reason trackers break
Most people do not fail because they do not care. They fail because logging asks for precision at the worst moment: busy, hungry, out with friends. Aeria starts with whatever you remember, then turns it into something you can trust enough to act on.
A quick note, voice line, or food photo is enough to keep the day from disappearing.
Aeria drafts the entry, surfaces the assumptions, and lets you tighten portions, macros, and ingredients.
Save frequent ingredients and homemade meals so your second log is faster than your first.
How it works
Type it, say it, or take a photo. Aeria starts from the way real meals are remembered.
Your meal becomes a structured entry with calories, macros, portions, and ingredients ready to review.
Adjust portions, swap ingredients, save repeats, and keep moving.
Built around review
Aeria handles the tedious translation between real meals and nutrition data, while recipes and pantry keep repeat meals one tap away.
Recipes & pantry
Add ingredients by typing, speaking, taking a photo, or pulling from your saved pantry. Aeria turns them into calories and macros per serving.
Adjust weights, edit per-100g nutrition, remove ingredients, and save the items you use often.
Save a recipe once, then log one serving, two servings, or a smaller portion directly into the journal.
Details
No. Aeria is for general wellbeing, nutrition journaling, and educational use. It does not diagnose, treat, or prevent disease.
Aeria uses a private food intelligence pipeline to turn submitted text, voice, and photos into draft nutrition entries. Full media is not intentionally retained after analysis.
Only access, product availability, and launch updates. No advertising networks or third-party marketing pixels are used here.
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