Macros from a photo
Count calories and macros from a photo of your food
Logging food by hand is tedious, so most people quit within a week. With trix you just snap your meal or type “200 g chicken, rice” — it estimates the macros and shows what's left for the day.
Count macros in Telegram → Free · no ads · open source
Photo or text
Send a photo of your meal and the AI recognises the foods and portions, or describe it in plain words. Before logging, the bot shows what it found and lets you fix the weight or the food.
Exact data from a food database
For packaged food there's Open Food Facts search: exact per-100 g values, pick the product and the grams.
A target that adapts
Calories and macros follow your goal — lose, gain or maintain — and the adaptive target adjusts to your real weight trend and explains why.
Meal plan and shopping
The AI builds a day's menu within your macros and turns it into a shopping list grouped by store aisle.
Together with training
Food, workouts, weight and measurements in one place, so you can see how it all moves the needle.
FAQ
How accurate is counting from a photo?
A photo is an estimate: the AI identifies foods and an approximate portion. That's why the bot always shows the result before logging and lets you fix the weight in one tap. For precision, weigh it or pick it from the database.
Do I have to weigh my food?
No. A photo or description is enough to start; add grams when you want precision.
Does it count alcohol?
Yes, alcohol calories are counted.
Is it free?
Yes — no subscription, no ads, right in Telegram.