AteMate Food Journal (Ate)
- 79 of 100 · reviews
- 4.8of 5 · store
- 10,261ratings on the App Store
- 500reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
A food journal without calorie counting: photo-log a meal with a 'good or bad for my goals' tag and a mood-after-eating field. It builds mindful eating rather than imposing a diet. The act of photographing before eating changes behavior on its own. No free tier is the key barrier.
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What people use it for
People who want to eat mindfully without calorie counting, especially those with a complicated relationship with food or who work with a dietitian.
What reviews praise
- Instant photo-logging without data entry, just one tap.
- Mood and fullness tracking after eating without imposed calorie targets.
- Helps people with eating disorders without triggering them.
What reviews complain about
- No way to understand the cost before downloading.
- Nutrition analytics are shallow without the premium plan.
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