Trofelo keeps what you eat, the supplements you take, your weight and how you feel in one app, so they add up to one picture. Logging takes seconds, and the picture builds itself.
By invitation for now. iPhone comes later.
A food diary, a supplement tracker, a mood journal and a weight log never see each other. In Trofelo they share the same day: the vitamin D in your lunch adds up with the capsule from breakfast, and how you slept sits right next to what you took.
Today shows just what you need at a glance. Tap through for the detail: every nutrient, every day, and what changed since you started something new.
Point your camera at a barcode. Trofelo checks what it already knows, then Open Food Facts, then the product's label online. Only if all of that comes up empty does it ask for a photo of the label, and it reads that for you.
Every vitamin and mineral from your meals and your supplements together, measured against what's recommended and what's safe. Trofelo tells you what's covered, what's short, and when you get close to a limit.
Started something new a few weeks ago? Trofelo puts the days before next to the days after and shows how much your ratings moved, with the range the real difference is likely in. Leave out the days you were sick or had a drink.
Build the meals you eat often from your own foods, once. After that, a serving is one tap. Your calorie and macro targets are worked out from your weight, height and activity, and you can change any of them.
A tracker only helps if you keep using it. So Trofelo does the typing for you.
Supplements are grouped by time of day. Take them all at once, or tick them off one by one.
Once a barcode is known, it's known for good, including the nutrition label.
Saved meals log in a single tap, with every nutrient in them counted.
From your weight, height and activity. Change one whenever you like.
What you eat, take and feel is personal. Trofelo is built so that even a stolen copy of its database couldn't tell whose data is whose.
The app's database holds no names or e-mail addresses. Your account there is a code, and the key that makes it is kept apart.
Notes are encrypted with a key of your own, and every backup is encrypted before it's stored.
No ads, no trackers, and your data isn't sold. This website doesn't use cookies either.
Trofelo is in early access for a small group of people, by invitation. It installs straight from this site and keeps itself up to date.
Not in the Play Store yet, so Android shows a warning for apps from outside it. New versions arrive in the app itself.
Ask for one, or tell us you'd like Trofelo on iPhone. We read everything.
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