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ate is a food diary for Android. Snap a plate and it becomes a sticker in your collection.
Free · Android 8.0 or newer · No feed
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How it works
One photo. One sticker.
ate names the dish, cuts its sticker and keeps the story, the place and the rating, all from a single photo of the plate.
Drag to see it happen.
Features
Every part of it builds the collection.
Snap it, keep it
One photo and the dish becomes a sticker in your collection.
Recognised in a second
The app names the dish for you. You always get the final word.
A collection you fill
One card per dish. Eat it again and the memories stack under it.
Your food map
Every meal saved with a place becomes a pin you can go back to.
Pins, stamps and badges
Finish a set for its pin, fill a cuisine for its stamp, and level up badges as you eat.
Private by default
Your collection is yours alone. Nobody else can open it.
Journeys
Every meal earns something.
Pins for finished sets, badges that level up, a stamp for every cuisine. New ones arrive with updates.
Pins
Finish a set
A theme to eat your way through, from dumplings around the world to breakfasts before noon. Finish it for its enamel pin.
Badges
Level up as you eat
Badges for how you eat: new dishes, countries, the dish you keep coming back to. Each climbs from bronze to holo. No streaks.
Stamps
Taste a cuisine
Try a kitchen's signature dishes and its stamp lands in your passport. More kitchens are on the way.
FAQ
Things people ask before they install.
Is ate free?
Yes. Everyone gets 10 dishes a day, which is more than most days need. Nothing interrupts you: there are no banners and no ads between screens. If you do run out before the day is up, you can watch a short video to earn one more dish — always your choice, never forced. Your collection, your memories and everything already in them stay yours and stay free.
What happens to my photo?
The photo is sent to Google's Gemini API so the dish can be identified, then stored privately for your own collection. Google's terms for the free tier allow submitted content to be used to improve their products and to be reviewed by humans, so please do not photograph anything you would not want a stranger to see. Your collection, notes, places and ratings stay private to your account.
Do I need an account?
Yes. You can sign in with Google, or create an account with an email address and a password. Either one keeps your collection attached to you and synced if you change phone. You can add a password later if you started with Google.
Which phones does it run on?
Android 8.0 and newer. Most of the testing happens on Android 11 and up. If your phone is older, the app says so the first time you open it and names the parts that get less of it. There is no iOS version yet.
Can I delete everything?
Any time. Deleting your account removes your memories, photos and profile from our database and private storage. The steps are on the Delete your data page.
Does ate count calories?
Not yet. Optional calorie and nutrition estimates are planned for a post-launch update. They will be informational only, not medical advice.
Feedback
Tell us what to add.
A dish that deserves a sticker, a cuisine we skipped, a bug you hit. One person builds ate, and this box is the roadmap.
Your next meal
is a collectible.
ate is out on Google Play. Snap your next plate and start the collection.
Get it on Google PlayFree · Android 8.0 or newer · No feed