Free Food Diary App
A food diary app records what is eaten through the day so patterns become visible instead of guessed at. Calories Wallet logs each meal, keeps a running daily total, and stores the full history so a food diary can be kept over days, weeks, or months.
Why keep a food diary
A food diary replaces a vague sense of the day with an actual record. Most people underestimate how much they eat, and the gaps are usually drinks, sauces, second helpings, and snacks eaten between meals. Writing each item down, even for a few days, reveals where the calories actually go and makes it clear which changes would have the largest effect. A diary is useful on its own as a record and becomes more useful when paired with a daily calorie goal that each entry is measured against.
How logging works
Each meal is tapped in as it happens and subtracted from the daily goal, so the diary and the running balance are the same record. Exercise can be added to earn back part of the balance. A daily streak grows as the habit holds, which turns logging into a short routine rather than a chore, and daily reminders keep the routine alive. The app runs online in a browser with nothing to install.
Keeping the history
A free Yesodi account saves the full diary across devices, so every logged day is kept and the long term view stays intact. This matters because the value of a food diary grows over time. A single day shows what was eaten, but weeks of entries show habits, and the weight trend line drawn alongside the diary shows whether those habits are moving toward the goal.
Open Calories Wallet on Yesodi →Do I need an account to keep a food diary?
A first day can be logged without signing in. A free Yesodi account saves the full history across devices so no logged day is lost and the long term trend stays intact.
How long should I keep a food diary?
Even a few days reveals where calories are coming from, but keeping the diary over several weeks is more useful because it shows habits and lets the weight trend be compared against a goal.
Does the food diary count calories automatically?
Meals are logged and subtracted from a daily calorie goal, and exercise adds room back, so the diary keeps a running calorie balance for the day rather than being a plain text list.
Free Calories Wallet is a free tool on Yesodi, the private network for business professionals. Free weight loss companion on Yesodi. Set a target weight, log what you eat and your exercise, keep a daily streak, and watch your progress toward the goal over time.
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