Log in seconds
Take a photo, add an optional note or tag, and carry on with your day.
A food diary, not a food judge
Your meals.
Your memory.
Your device.
PlateKeep turns quick meal photos into a private visual diary, so you can notice your patterns without counting calories or uploading your life.
App Store release in progress
Meals stay on-device
No account required
Photo-first logging
No calorie counting
Works offline
Less tracking. More noticing.
A gentler way to understand what you eat.
No nutrition database, judgemental scores, or perfect streaks. Just your own meals, organised so the patterns become visible.
See your real rhythm
Browse days and months as a visual calendar instead of a spreadsheet of numbers.
Notice, don’t judge
Find useful local patterns in timing, tags, and routines—without moralising your food.
Built for real life
From plate to pattern.
PlateKeep keeps the daily action tiny and lets the value grow naturally over time.
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Capture the moment
Photograph a meal or import one from your library. Your entry is saved locally right away.
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Add only what helps
Meal type, tags, and notes are optional. Logging never depends on filling out a form.
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Look back with context
Your timeline and calendar turn individual photos into an honest view of your routines.
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Keep what you learn
Export your diary when you choose. PlateKeep is designed to help you reflect, not lock you in.
Private by design
Your food diary is not our data.
Meal photos, notes, tags, search queries, and diary entries stay on your device. PlateKeep does not require an account or a cloud food profile.
Local meal storageYour diary remains on the iPhone where you created it.
No food-photo analyticsProduct analytics never includes photos, notes, or custom tag names.
Works without the internetCore logging, browsing, and reflections are available offline.
Analytics are optionalCoarse product analytics can be switched off in Settings.
“What did I actually eat this week?” should be easy to answer.
PlateKeep lets the photos do the remembering.
A clearer view of your food, without the noise.
PlateKeep is preparing for its iPhone App Store release. In the meantime, questions and launch feedback are welcome.