Just say it.
No database, no search results, no portion wheels. One sentence, and it’s logged.
Tell Graham what you ate.
Your AI nutrition coach. He logs it, learns your usual meals, and brings them back the same way every time.
●AI for the listening
●Code for the math
1,610 calories left · 540 / 2,150
fat22/70
carbs50/280
protein35/180
Breakfast smoothie540 kcal
Breakfast · 1 serving
22g fat · 50g carbs · 35g protein
Same smoothie as always, straight into breakfast. If the recipe ever changes, just say so.
What it is
Graham is a calorie tracker you talk to. Say it the way you’d say it out loud.
No searchNo database to search, no portion to look up, no barcode to hunt down — just the sentence you’d have said anyway. He handles the logging and the remembering, and the arithmetic is computed in code.
One lineMost meals take one line and a few seconds. If something’s genuinely unclear he asks once, then gets on with it.
New · Meal photos
Or just show him.
Point the camera at your plate and send it. Graham names what he can see and looks each thing up exactly as if you’d typed it.
- Names, not numbersHe never reads calories off how a plate looks. The photo tells him what’s there; the figures come from the same lookups as everything else.
- One questionA photo can’t show how much. So his best guess at the whole plate becomes one question, and a yes logs it. Say how much in a note — “about a cup of rice” — and he won’t need to ask.
- Labels tooSnap a nutrition label and the printed per-serving figures are taken as yours, the way they would be if you read them out.
The photo goes to Graham with that one message, and the copy in your thread stays on your phone. Privacy
How it works
A day with Graham, one sentence at a time.
Scroll through it. One day in the app, a beat at a time.
Teach him once.
A new food costs one answer. Name what’s in it, and “breakfast smoothie” is saved for good.
Estimates, welcome.
No idea how big? Graham makes an honest call and marks it with a ~. An imperfect meal is better than an abandoned day.
He remembers.
The next morning it’s two words. Same smoothie, same macros — learned, not re-guessed.
The day, one swipe away.
Totals, macros, and every meal where it belongs. Chat · today · plan — that’s the whole app.
How he behaves
Four habits he keeps.
Warm, direct, and honest about what’s measured and what’s called.
Your meals, learned
Teach him your breakfast smoothie once — two words logs it from then on. Tweak the recipe and he keeps up.
Taught once
bananapeanut butteroat milkscoop of whey
Every morning after
breakfast smoothie
Breakfast smoothie540 kcal
Breakfast · 1 serving
22g fat · 50g carbs · 35g protein
Anything beats nothing
Rough guesses welcome; the ~ keeps them honest. No false precision, no scolding.
~800calories
estimate
estimate
The math is code
The AI listens; the arithmetic is computed. Your numbers are never a model’s guess.
listeninglanguage model
targets · totals · trendscode
2,150 − 9231,227 calories left
Three screens, one input
Chat · today · plan. No feeds, no gamification, no recipe libraries.
What is Graham?
An AI nutrition coach — a calorie-tracking app where the interface is a conversation. You tell him what you ate; he logs it, tracks your weight, and computes your targets in code.
Is Graham AI?
Where it helps, yes: a language model does the listening. The numbers are never AI — targets, totals, and trends are computed in code, and foods you’ve taught him resolve exactly. AI for conversation, code for math. Why not just use a general AI assistant?
Can I just send a photo?
Yes. Tap the camera in the message box and send your plate, with a note or without one. Graham names what he can see and looks each item up; since a photo can’t show portion, he asks one question about the whole plate when your note doesn’t say. He never reads calories off how food looks.
Do I have to weigh my food?
You don’t have to (but you can). Estimates are first-class citizens — marked with a tilde so the log stays honest about what’s measured and what’s called.
What happens with meals I eat every day?
Graham learns them. Your usual meals resurface the same way every time — and when a recipe changes, telling him once updates it for good. The arithmetic is code, never a model’s guess.
When can I get it?
Now — Graham is on the App Store. A free seven-day trial, then $9.99 a month or $59.99 a year.
Want in?
Graham is on the App Store. A free seven-day trial, then $9.99 a month or $59.99 a year.
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