Hi, I'm Fabee, your AI nutrition coach.
Tell Fabee what you ate, or snap your plate. It looks up the calories and macros, tells you where you stand and what fits next.
How are my meals so far? It reads your day and answers honestly.
Give the grams, or just say a bowl. Fabee sizes the rest.
Each food counts its fibre, salt and sugar too. Ask how you’re doing.
Type or dictate what you ate. No search.
Say what you ate, your way
Send a photo. No weighing, no searching.
Snap a photo of your plate
A bowl, a plate. Or say the grams to be exact.
Skip the kitchen scale
Home cooking or the burrito down the street.
Log home cooking and eating out
Two eggs, not three? The card updates.
Fix anything by saying so
What’s left today, and where it went.
See your day at a glance
Both side by side, against what’s left today.
Compare two foods, side by side
Connecting is optional, and your Health readings stay on your iPhone.
Your coach reads your sleep, workouts and steps from Apple Health, so a hungry day or a stall makes sense.
Each meal shows how much your glucose rose in the 2 hours after it. Works with CGMs that share with Apple Health.
Your nights, steps and workouts in Trends, next to what you ate.
Period days from Apple Health show on your weight chart, so a jump overnight explains itself.
Why the scale stalled, what to eat tonight. The advice comes from your own meals, sleep and weigh-ins.
Thierry
Nico’s dad
“My son made this so I’m biased, but I use it every day. I have a liver problem that runs in our family and I have to watch the fat I eat. I just write what I had and it tells me. Very easy, even for me.”
Benoit
“My doctor told me to watch my cholesterol. I didn’t know what was in half the stuff I eat. Now I just type it and I see it. Simple.”
Alina
“Easiest tracker I’ve used. I only wanted to stop gaining and I’ve lost a few kilos without really trying. I just send what I ate after each meal.”
Melodie
“I lift and I need my protein. I take a photo of my plate and it gives me the numbers. Way faster than the other apps I tried.”
Maxence
“I always ate sweets late at night. I started asking the app first and it helps me stop. Not every night, but way less than before.”
Gabriel
“I eat too much in the evening, always did. Writing down every snack makes me think twice. First app that actually helps me with that.”
Every meal lands in your day, already counted.
Real numbers for any dish, from the restaurant’s own menu.
Allergies, oat milk. Tell it once and it remembers.
Not just today. It spots the habits that add up.
“Logging food was always the slow part. So I made the app I wanted. You just say what you ate.”
Nico
Founder of Fabee, sports coach
Breakfast08:10520kcal16P67C20F
Lunch13:05860kcal39P92C35F
Snack16:30600kcal27P84C18F Clients log in Fabee. You see every meal and photo.
See who needs you today and how each client’s week went.
Set their goal and targets right in their Fabee.
$9.99 a month per client for you. Nothing for them.
Fabee is an AI nutrition coach for iPhone that you use by chatting. You type or dictate what you ate, and it logs the calories, protein, carbs and fat of each food on a card. Then ask it anything about your day, your week or what to eat next.
From Fabee’s own food database, checked against big ones like the USDA’s. You say what you ate and Fabee looks each food up there instead of guessing. Only a food it doesn’t know yet gets an AI estimate, and you can fix any number just by saying so.
No. Say it the way you’d tell a friend: a bowl of pasta, two slices of toast, a big coffee. Fabee uses a normal portion when you don’t give one, and you can change any amount.
Describe what was on the plate. Fabee splits a dish into its parts and counts each one, so your own recipes and restaurant meals work too.
Say so. “It was two eggs, not three” and the card updates. You can also tap any amount and change it.
Your food log and photos stay on your iPhone. If you turn on sync, a copy is saved to your Fabee account on our servers in the EU, so a new iPhone gets it back. To write a reply, your message goes through our server to an AI model that keeps nothing. The privacy policy has the details.
Only what you allow: weight, body fat, height, age and sex, steps, workouts, sleep and blood glucose. Period days are a separate question, offered to women, and never predicted. Fabee never reads heart rate, blood pressure or medications, and never writes anything to Apple Health. Connecting is optional, and Fabee works the same without it.
Your Health readings stay on your iPhone. Fabee reads them while the app is open and never keeps them on our server or in its analytics. While “Coach reads my Health” is on, your coach reads a short daily summary through the AI service the chat uses, which keeps nothing. You can turn that off in Settings. Weigh-ins you choose to bring in from Health become normal Fabee weigh-ins, and the coach’s replies are part of your chat: both sync only if sync is on.
Any CGM that shares glucose with Apple Health. Each meal then shows how much your glucose rose in the 2 hours after it. Dexcom G7 shares its readings with Apple Health 3 hours late, so a meal’s rise shows up after that. It’s for understanding your meals, not medical advice: Fabee gives no alerts and no treatment advice.
Not for now. FreeStyle Libre has no official link to Apple Health, so Fabee can’t read its glucose.
No. Fabee is paid for by its subscription, not by ads.
Fabee is a subscription, and the first 3 days are free. You’ll see the price in the App Store before you start.
Now. Fabee is on the App Store for iPhone.
