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Generates a request to Foodnoms AI using a text query, an image, or both. Includes the option to log the result immediately or change the parameters of the request through more prompts.

Ask Foodnoms AI

Shows a menu similar to the Log screen in Foodnoms. Includes options for smart suggestions, generic or branded foods from the Foodnoms Database, and the choice to log using Foodnoms AI, Library foods, Favorites, and Logged Food, as well as create a New Food if nothing else works.

Log with Foodnoms

Gets all your goals for today, asks you to choose which to check, and then repeats through, showing your progress for the day one-by-one. Includes All Goals by default, with the option to deselect any you don't want to check.

Check my daily goals

Checks your Protein goal for how much is remaining, then suggests Food, Recipes, Meals, and Logged Food with the most protein to get you towards your goal. Includes the option to log or open the chosen item.

I need more protein

Presents the option to set a one-day exception for any goal, by showing you the goal amount and asking what value you'd like to change it to. Includes the option to change goals going forward as well.

Change goal for cheat day

Asks you to select an existing recipe, then creates a temporary copy, loops through each ingredient asking you to change the quantity, then logs the new recipe (without saving it to your Library).

Log recipe with modifications

Looks through food logged in the last week and checks for any missed meals.

Check for missed meals


You can have your calorie goal automatically adjust based on "Active Energy Burned" data that's available from the Health app. If you have an Apple Watch, this metric is often equivalent to the "Move ring".

You can enable this setting from your calorie goal's setting screen (see ["How do I create and edit goals?"](../create-and-edit-goals)). If you have an automatic calorie goal, you can choose "Read from Health App" for the "Activity Energy" setting. If you have a custom goal, select "Active Energy" in the "Calories Burned Adjustment" section.

Active energy data is read from Apple Health periodically, so you may observe a small delay between what the Health app and Foodnoms.

## Automatically adjust macro goals

To have your macro goals automatically adjust as well, enable the "Relative to Calorie Goal" setting.


Can my goals automatically change based on my fitness activity?

Automatically adjust macro goals