Calories, macros, fiber, streaks — logged in seconds and kept on your phone. AlisLog is the food tracker that works for you, not on you.

Search it, scan it, or describe it in a sentence — "2 eggs, toast, coffee." Don't know exact numbers? Dial in a ballpark and your day shows an honest range instead of fake precision.

Build recipes, import them from any website, file them into cookbooks. Prep a batch into portions and watch the count run down as you eat through the week.

Calorie banking treats your week as the budget — Tuesday's restraint funds Saturday's dinner out. Adaptive goals learn your real maintenance from your own data. Training days get their own macros.

Pair phones with a QR code or a link — then share your day, sync pantries and shopping lists. End-to-end encrypted, so only your household can read it. The relay never sees a thing.
Real maintenance, computed on your phone from your logs and weigh-ins. Not a formula. Not a guess. Yours.
Cooked a batch? Split it into portions — logging a meal becomes one tap, and the count runs down as you eat.
Every other tracker needs an account because its business model needs you. AlisLog's doesn't.
Themes, custom accent colors, four hero styles, matching app icons — and hidden unlockables for the curious. Try a few:
Three of seven shown. The rest are yours to find.
The small stuff is in there too — done properly.
AlisLog is vibecoded — written with an AI copilot, tested on real breakfasts, and maintained by a single human who answers the support email personally. No growth team, no engagement metrics to feed, nobody's data to monetize. That's not a limitation; it's the design.