A meal
“Oatmeal with banana and peanut butter.”
“A large pepperoni slice and sparkling water.”
Get an approximate calorie and macro estimate you can inspect.
How NectariaFit works
One message is all it takes to make your day visible.
Say what you ate, how you moved, or what needs fixing. You immediately see what NectariaFit understood, what changed, and where your day stands.
No barcode required · no perfect wording · every result stays editable
Try three real moments
From sentence to useful—in one clear loop.
Choose an example. The left side is what you say. The middle is what NectariaFit understood. The right side is the useful change to your day.
Pick an example
How it worksMeal example
1You say it
Lunch was a chicken wrap with salad and yogurt sauce.
No food database hunt. No category maze. Just describe what happened.
2You see what it understood
Chicken wrap
Lunch · approximate estimate
640 kcal43g protein61g carbs24g fat
Review or change anything
3Your day makes sense
Lunch added
1,480
of 2,200 kcal
The conversation and the useful result stay together.
What can I say?
Talk normally. Specific enough beats perfectly phrased.
Include the details you remember. If a brand, amount, distance, or duration matters, mention it. If the result looks off, correct it.
Movement
“Walked 5 km in about an hour.”
“Twenty minutes of easy cycling.”
See distance, duration, and the app-calculated activity estimate.
A correction
“That was half the portion.”
“Remove the cappuccino from breakfast.”
Change the record in plain language, even on a previous day.
You are never stuck with a guess
If it misunderstood, just say so.
The result is visible and editable. Correct a portion, replace a detail, remove an entry, or go back to a historical day.
- See the record before trusting the total
- Keep corrections in the same conversation
- Missing information stays unknown—not invented as zero
Yesterday · Breakfast
That was one slice of toast, not two.
Updated the toast and recalculated yesterday.
Toast
1 slice · editable
Ready when your next meal is
Your first entry can be one sentence.
Start with what you ate today. Review the estimate, make it yours, and keep moving.
Start with one message