My kitchen
Save the products you actually cook with. Photograph a pack and Oli reads the label, then linking a product to a meal replaces the estimate with its real numbers.
Snap a photo or describe your meal and Oli estimates calories, protein, carbs and fat in seconds, with daily targets that adjust to your cycle phase.
Snap it, type it, or say it.
Every item named, every macro counted.
Your daily target moves with your phase.
Most calorie trackers give you one number for every day of the month. Oli holds four sets of calorie and macro targets, one for each phase, and your daily target moves between them. Set them once and they keep up from then on.
Oli reads your period data from Apple Health, or you can enter it yourself. Choose your own numbers or ask for a suggestion with the reasoning shown, then decide. See how cycle tracking works in Oli.
Save the products you actually cook with. Photograph a pack and Oli reads the label, then linking a product to a meal replaces the estimate with its real numbers.
Ask an AI coach about what you have logged, how your week is going and where your targets stand, in plain language.
Read your period data and weight from Apple Health, and write your logged nutrition back to it if you opt in.
Link your food diary to an AI assistant and log or review meals from a chat.
How the connector works →What published research and health bodies say about food and these conditions.
Side-by-side looks at Oli and the calorie trackers you may already use.
An AI calorie tracker estimates the calories and macros in a meal from a photo or a description, so you skip searching a food database for each ingredient. Oli splits a meal into individual items with calories, protein, carbs and fat, and you can edit any of them.
You set calorie and macro targets for the menstrual, follicular, ovulatory and luteal phases. Oli works out which phase you are in and moves your daily target between those four profiles, so the numbers change with your cycle without any daily setup.
No. Oli can read your period data from Apple Health, or you can enter the start of your last period and your average cycle length yourself.
You do. Set the numbers yourself, or describe your goal and let Oli suggest targets with the reasoning behind them. You can change them at any time in settings.
They are estimates, and a photo cannot show everything in a meal. You can correct any item, and linking an ingredient to a product in My kitchen replaces its estimate with the numbers from the pack label.
Yes. Cycle-aware targets are optional, and you can turn them on or off at any time in settings.
Yes, Oli is free while it is in early access. Paid plans may come later, and you will get plenty of notice before anything changes.
Oli is available on iPhone through the App Store. There is no Android version yet.