ごはんスナップ
A relaxed meal photo diary: snap what you ate, tag the meal, and watch your calendar fill up.
Overview
Gohan Snap (Japanese name: ごはんスナップ) is a relaxed meal-logging app that records what you ate with photos alone. Take a picture, tag it as breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snack, and your eating record builds up on a calendar - that's the whole routine.
It deliberately does not count calories or judge your nutrition. If strict food-tracking apps never stuck for you but you still want a record of what you ate, this is the lightest possible meal photo log: no account, no ads, and records that never leave your device.
Streaks and gentle badges make it a little more fun to keep going, and a clipboard feature lets you copy your meal record to paste into the AI app of your choice for advice - the app itself contains no AI.
Who It Is For
- People who gave up on strict calorie-counting apps but still want to remember what they ate
- Anyone who wants a visual meal diary with the lowest possible effort
- People reviewing their eating patterns by looking back over a calendar of photos
- Users who want to discuss their meals with an AI chat app using their own log
- Privacy-conscious users who want food records kept on their phone only
Main Features
- One-tap meal capture from the camera or photo library
- Meal type tags: breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snack
- Calendar view showing which days you recorded, with day detail views
- Streak tracking and simple badges as a gentle reward for continuing
- Copy-to-clipboard prompt so you can paste your record into your favorite AI app for meal advice (no AI built into the app)
- No calorie counting, no nutrition scoring - just photos and tags
How to Use
- Open the app when you eat and snap a photo, or pick one from your library.
- Choose a tag: breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snack.
- That's it - the entry lands on your calendar automatically.
- Look back over the calendar to see which days you recorded and review each day's meals.
- Keep the streak going and collect badges, or copy your record to consult an AI app about your eating.
Pricing
Gohan Snap is free on the App Store, with no ads and no account required. App Store pricing and availability can change, so check the store listing for current details.
Privacy
Your meal records and photos stay on your device - the app states that nothing is sent to external servers. There is no account and no ads. The optional AI consultation simply copies your record to the clipboard; you decide whether to paste it into another app. See the App Store privacy label for the current details.
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FAQ
Is Gohan Snap free?
Yes. The app is free with no ads and no account. App Store pricing can change, so check the listing for current details.
Does it count calories or analyze nutrition?
No, by design. It does not calculate calories or judge nutrition. A photo and a meal tag are enough - it is a record, not a diet coach.
Where is my meal data stored?
On your device. The app states that records are kept locally and nothing is transmitted externally. There is no account.
Is there AI in the app?
No AI is built in. The app can copy your meal record to the clipboard so you can paste it into the AI app you already use and ask about your meals.
How do I record a meal?
Take a photo with the camera or pick one from your library, then choose breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snack. The entry appears on your calendar.
Does it help me keep the habit going?
Yes, gently. It tracks your recording streak and awards simple badges - a light reward rather than pressure.
Is this app available in English?
The app is a Japanese app (ごはんスナップ). Check the App Store listing for currently supported languages.