Tell Bimo what you ate.

You chat with Bimo. Bimo keeps track like a food diary.

Coming soon to the App Store

Bimo for iPhone: the day's chat, with breakfast logged and a check-⁠in set; lunch typed in one sentence becomes a receipt with calories.

Calorie apps are work. Chatbots lose count.

  • A calorie app

    Search, weigh, pick a portion. For every meal.

  • A chatbot

    Easy to talk to. But it sounds sure when it guesses, and tomorrow your day is gone.

Bimo does both.

Say it like you'd text a friend. Bimo counts it, adds it to your day, and remembers how you eat.

Grams aren't everything. Showing up is.

Research suggests that logging often matters more than logging in detail. Read the study

One sentence is the whole entry.

In your own words.

“Chicken curry with rice” is enough. No database to search, no portions to pick.

Or hold the mic.

Just talk. Bimo writes the receipt.

The evening chat: chicken curry with rice logged as a receipt, and the recorder running in the message box.

Tell Bimo once.

“I don't do dairy” is enough.

Every later answer already knows.

No form to fill in.

What you say in passing comes back when it matters.

A chat where “I don’t do dairy” is saved to memory and shapes a later snack suggestion.

Bimo tells you when it's a guess.

An estimate gets a ≈.

You see at once which numbers are estimates.

“Actually, only one slice of toast.”

One line, then Apply. The receipt and your day both update. Undo takes it back.

The chat after your correction: the breakfast receipt now shows avocado toast, one serving of 95 g, at about 190 kcal, marked as an estimate, and the day at 300 of 2,100 kcal.

Your day at a glance.

The ring fills as you talk. When something stands out, Bimo says it in one line.

The Today screen after a lunch of tomato soup and a hummus wrap: the calorie ring rolls to 1,105 kcal left, then Bimo's take says protein is lagging.

Also in Bimo.

Photo

Snap the plate when that is quicker.

A photo of grilled salmon with salad sent in the chat, then Bimo's reply, dinner logged with 600 kcal left, and the logged dinner.

Barcode and search

Scan a package or look up a product.

The barcode scanner: a package's barcode lined up inside the frame, with the Barcode, Photo and Label modes below.

Progress

Your week, with Bimo's recap.

The Progress screen: a week of calories against the 2,100 kcal target, and Bimo's recap of the week.

Check-⁠in

Ask Bimo to check in later. It will.

The chat: a request to check in later, a check-⁠in set for today at 15:30, then Bimo’s message at 15:30 with an idea for an afternoon snack.

Bimo remembers. You decide.

  • Everything Bimo keeps is on one page, newest first.
  • Swipe a line to forget it. Gone for good.
  • Change one in the chat: “actually, oat milk is fine.”
What Bimo remembers about you, newest first, the newest line swiped open to Forget.

No streaks. No confetti.

  • Miss a day? Nothing resets. Tomorrow is a normal day.
  • Bimo answers. It doesn't play games.
  • No ads. No ad tracking.
  • Nothing goes to the AI until you agree.
  • Your meals and notes are yours. You can see every one in the app.
  • Delete your account in the app. Everything goes at once.
Read the privacy policy

Questions.

How accurate is it?

Bimo estimates from typical portions. An estimate gets a ≈ mark, and you can correct any line in a sentence.

What does it cost?

The App Store shows the price in your country and how often the subscription renews, before you pay. You cancel in your Apple subscriptions. You can try Bimo before you create an account.

Which languages?

Dutch, English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Romanian. Bimo answers in the language you write.

How do I delete my account?

In the app: tap your profile at the top right, then Delete account. Your meals, photos, weights and the notes Bimo keeps about you are erased at once.

Where does my data go?

To turn a meal into calories, Bimo sends what you log to AI providers, after you agree. The privacy policy names each one. Bimo shows no ads and uses no ad tracking.

Is this medical advice?

No. Bimo is a nutrition coach, not a doctor. For a medical condition, talk to a professional.

Where does my daily target come from?

Bimo works it out from your body details and your goal. You can change it any time in Your plan.

Does Bimo have streaks or badges?

No. Miss a day and nothing resets. Progress counts the days you logged, never a run of days in a row.

Bimo giving a thumbs up.

Stop weighing. Tell Bimo.

Coming soon to the App Store

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