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Scan a barcode
Point your camera at the pack. We query Open Food Facts in milliseconds and pull through brand, serving size, and macros.
A calorie & macro diary that gets out of your way. Scan a barcode, snap a label, describe a meal, photograph a plate, or enter it yourself — log in seconds and get on with your day.
Some food has a barcode. Some has a smudged label. Some is “leftover stir-fry with a bit of everything.” We built for all of it, so you never have to fall back to a calculator.
Point your camera at the pack. We query Open Food Facts in milliseconds and pull through brand, serving size, and macros.
Anything you've logged or saved becomes a one-tap re-log. Favourites, custom foods, and full meals — recall in a tap forever after.
Four ingredients, you know the macros. Punch them in once, save as a favourite, and recall in a tap forever after.
No barcode? Snap the nutrition panel. AI extracts the per-100g column and pre-fills the log — confirm and you're done.
“Two slices of sourdough with avo and a poached egg.” We send it to an AI that estimates portions and macros for review.
Take a photo of your meal — vision AI identifies each item, estimates grams, and stacks the macros for your edit-and-log review.
Four taps in the worst case. Often two. We obsess over the milliseconds between picking up your phone and putting it down.
Installed as a PWA, it opens like a native app. A quick PIN unlocks you after your first sign-in.
Camera fires. Hold the pack in frame; barcode is detected and decoded automatically.
Quick 0.5× / 1× / 1.5× / 2× chips, or punch in a custom amount.
Daily totals update instantly. Pocket your phone and walk away.
No streaks badgering you, no points economy, no premium upsell waiting behind a paywall. Just the tools you'd want if you were building this for yourself.
Daily calorie goal and macro split (P/C/F). Every log updates a single, glanceable ring at the top of your day.
The 80% of food you eat repeatedly takes 80% less effort to log. Save a meal, recall it in one tap.
“Add to Home Screen”. No App Store, no Play Store, no waiting.
Your day's log lives on your device. Sync happens when it can.
Scroll back. See trends. No graphs you didn't ask for.
The honest unit. Servings are derived, never trusted blindly.
Aussie supermarket coverage, AU domain, AU founder behind the email address in the footer.
Barcode scanning, manual entry, favourites, meals, history, offline — free forever with a Macrotrack account. AI photo, AI describe, and AI label OCR are Pro — AUD $9.95/month or $59.95/year (50% off). 14-day free trial.
Quick-add presets from 150ml up to a 750ml bottle, daily ml total against your target, optional reminders. Skip it entirely if hydration isn't your thing.
We've all been there. The first day is great; by day fifteen the app you downloaded has turned into a casino. Macrotrack is built on different principles.
Most of what people ask before signing up. Email us if there's something missing.
Free, forever:barcode scanning, manual entry, meals & favourites, daily totals, history, offline use. The whole diary, with no payment ever.
Pro (AUD $9.95/month or $59.95/year): unlocks the three AI capture methods — AI photo (snap your plate), AI describe (type what you ate), and AI label OCR (snap any AU Nutrition Information Panel). 14-day free trial, no credit card.
Macrotrack is built in Perth, Western Australia, and designed around how Australians actually shop and eat: barcode lookups query Open Food Facts (millions of AU-stocked SKUs), nutrition panels follow the AU NIP format (per-serving + per-100g + kJ→kcal), and pricing is in AUD with GST included. There's no app-store install — it's a Progressive Web App that works on any modern phone browser.
Macrotrack is leaner and Australian-first: it focuses on macro tracking (calories, protein, carbs, fat), no ads, no in-app upsell beyond the optional Pro tier ($9.95/month AUD), and works offline as a Progressive Web App with no app-store install. MyFitnessPal targets broader audiences with a recipe-builder, community feed, and exercise log; Macrotrack deliberately stays focused on the daily diary.
The Open Food Facts community database — a global, crowdsourced product database covering millions of SKUs. If a barcode isn't recognised, Pro subscribers can use AI label OCR; everyone can fall back to manual entry.
No. Macrotrack is a Progressive Web App. Open it in Safari or Chrome, tap “Add to Home Screen”, and it behaves like any native app — camera access included.
Logging works offline; lookups (barcode & OCR) need a connection. Your day's entries sync the moment you're back online.
Your account holds your diary so it syncs across devices and survives a browser cache clear. We don't sell it, we don't show ads, and you can export everything anytime.
So your diary survives switching phones, clearing your browser, or using Macrotrack on the desktop and your phone at the same time. Sign up takes a minute (email + password); after that, a 4-digit PIN unlocks the app on return. We don't email you “tips” or “challenges” — the account is purely for sync.
The PWA already runs natively on iOS via Safari. A native wrapper is on the roadmap once the web app fully earns its keep.
Install the PWA, create a free account, set a PIN. After that it's three taps to a logged meal — no app store, no credit card.
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