One sentence or one photo. The AI works out the calories and macros in seconds — then a coach that actually knows your week tells you what it means.
Tell Besly what you're after; the target, the plan and the coach follow.
Most apps make you search a database. Besly just listens.
“Grilled salmon, two slices of bread and a coke.” Or a photo of the plate. That's the whole interaction.
Foods, portions, calories and macros come back as an editable card — with the confidence to say when it's a guess.
“Make the salmon 200 g.” The entry updates. No forms, no re-typing, no giving up halfway.
Calories, macros, meals, steps, workouts, water, weight and recovery — one scroll, no tab hunting.
Ask “what's my calorie trend?” and get an answer built from your logs — with the chart to back it up. It remembers your goal, your diet and what you told it last week.
Mediterranean, clean eating, high-protein, plant-based and more — or build your own rules. Besly counts the food groups for you and shows the week honestly.
Answer a few questions — days, meals, cooking time, budget, how the table is set — and Besly builds a week from recipes that fit your plan. Portions are matched to your target, not guessed.
Recipes filtered by the calories you have left, the time you have and the diet you're on — with your grocery list one tap away.
No invented user counts here. When we have numbers worth boasting about, they'll be real ones.
Besli logs with you, trains with you and celebrates the finish line with you.
Steps, workouts, weight, sleep and heart rate flow in automatically — so your target grows on the days you move. Besly only reads; it never writes anything back to Health.
No. Describe the plate the way you'd describe it to a friend and the AI estimates portions. If something looks off, say the correction out loud and it's fixed.
No. Besly gives general information and estimates, not diagnosis or treatment. Always talk to a doctor or dietitian before making health decisions — especially before any restrictive way of eating.
Calorie targets use the Mifflin-St Jeor equation with an activity factor; food data comes from curated databases; diet thresholds come from published scores. It's all listed on the science page.
Your logs live in your account and are used to answer your own questions. Health data is read from Apple Health with your permission and never sold. See the privacy policy.
More questions? Visit the help centre →
Free to start. Your first meal takes about five seconds.
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