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bloop tracks what your food gives you, not what it costs you.

Log a food and watch your bubbles fill with the protein, fiber, vitamins and minerals it gave you, measured against an estimate of your daily needs. No calorie goals, no streaks, no red warnings. Bubbles start fresh every morning.

MADE WITH ADHD AND AUTISTIC BRAINS IN MIND
• One tap to log your go-to foods
• Words instead of numbers ("Halfway", "Almost full"), or percentages if you prefer
• Calm mode mutes the colors and turns off motion
• Light or dark, to match your phone or your eyes
• Follow just 3 to 6 nutrients, so it never feels like homework
• Missed a day? Nothing to make up

WHAT YOU CAN DO
• Search thousands of foods, or scan a barcode
• Everyday foods are built in, so finding them works with no internet
• Tap a bubble to see where it came from, and foods that would fill it
• Save meals you eat often, and log them in one tap
• Add a whole recipe: paste the ingredients, a recipe website's link, or a photo of a cookbook page
• Add your own foods
• Forgot to log? Add it to yesterday
• Add your daily vitamins once and bloop counts them every day
• A gentle daily reminder if you want one (it's off unless you turn it on)
• Fix mistakes easily: edit or delete anything in your Log
• See your week as a bubble garden, with little wins and one gentle food idea, and look back at earlier weeks
• A Home Screen and Lock Screen widget, with go-to buttons that log without opening the app
• "Log eggs in bloop" with Siri, Shortcuts or the Action Button
• Save what you log to Apple Health, if you'd like (off unless you turn it on)
• Export your log as a spreadsheet for a dietitian
• Answer a few optional questions so your daily amounts fit you
• Use ounces or grams
• See calorie estimates if you want them. They stay hidden unless you turn them on
• Works on iPhone, iPad, and Macs with Apple silicon


PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No account, no ads, no tracking
• Your food log stays on your device

Nutrients you can follow: protein, fiber, iron, vitamin D, B12, magnesium, calcium, vitamin C, plant omega-3, fish omega-3, sodium and water.

Food data comes from USDA FoodData Central and Open Food Facts. bloop's numbers are estimates and are not medical advice.