What is Fabee?
Fabee is an AI nutrition coach for iPhone that turns messages or meal photos into a food diary with calorie and macro estimates. People can ask about their meals, progress, or what to eat next, with advice based on their logged food and, optionally, selected Apple Health readings. It is designed for everyday tracking without requiring a kitchen scale or food search, and also offers coaches a way to review client meals and set nutrition targets.
Fabee Features:
Chat Meal Logging: Type or dictate a meal in everyday language, provide grams or a rough portion, and Fabee records its calories, protein, carbohydrates, and fat.
Photo Food Logging: Send a plate photo for meal logging, including dishes that Fabee can split into their component foods.
Food Lookup: Fabee looks up foods in its own database, checked against large databases such as the USDA, and uses an AI estimate for foods it does not know.
Nutrition Details: Food entries include fibre, salt, and sugar as well as calories and macros, and amounts can be corrected by message or directly on the card.
Apple Health Context: With optional Apple Health access, Fabee can read selected details such as sleep, steps, workouts, weigh-ins, and glucose readings shared by a CGM.
Coach Client Board: Nutrition coaches can view client meals and photos, check weekly progress, see who may need attention, and set each client's goals and targets.
Fabee Benefits:
Less Logging Friction: Describing food or sending a photo avoids searching through food lists and weighing every portion before recording a meal.
Clearer Daily Choices: A view of what has been eaten and what remains helps users judge how a snack or dinner fits into their day.
More Useful Guidance: Questions can be answered in the context of a person's meals and, when connected, sleep, activity, and weigh-ins rather than in isolation.
Flexible Food Tracking: Editable amounts and support for home cooking or restaurant meals make the diary easier to keep accurate when plans or portions change.
Simpler Client Reviews: Coaches can review meal records and weekly patterns in one place instead of relying on clients to send meal photos through WhatsApp.
Use Cases:
Quick Meal Records: Log breakfast on the way to work by dictating what was eaten, then adjust the portion if the default estimate is off.
Dinner Planning: Check the day's food and ask whether a particular dinner, dessert, or drink fits with what has already been logged.
Restaurant Meals: Record a burrito, menu dish, or other meal eaten out without manually building the entry from a list of ingredients.
Weekly Progress Checks: Ask how the week is going and review eating patterns alongside available sleep, step, workout, or weight information.
Nutrition Coaching: A coach can set a client's targets and review meal photos and weekly activity when following their nutrition progress.