Privacy-first nutrition scanner · iPhone
Nutrition, made clear. And kept to yourself.
Scan a barcode or photograph a label. Theli reads it in a beat — calories, macros, the whole panel — and logs it. No account. No ads. No tracking. Your food diary never leaves your phone.
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Scan. Confirm. Log. That's the whole app.
Two ways in, one calm review screen, and it's in your day. No menus to wrangle, no profile to build first.
Point at the barcode
Theli looks it up in Open Food Facts, with a USDA fallback for US products that aren't there yet. Facts appear, scaled to your serving.
Or photograph the label
No barcode? Fresh, local, or imported food? Snap the Nutrition Facts panel. Apple's on-device Vision reads it — the photo never leaves your phone and is discarded after parsing.
Check it, then log it
One review screen. Adjust the serving and every number recomputes instantly. Tap to log. It lands in today's diary, grouped by meal, totaled against your targets.
Most nutrition apps are data businesses. Theli isn't.
Free. The whole thing.
Every feature is open — scanning, label OCR, your daily log, targets, history. Theli is built as a labour of care, not a funnel. If it earns a place on your home screen and you'd like to chip in toward the Apple Developer fee and keep it growing, there's a small, entirely optional tip jar. That's the only thing money touches.