Scan the package, the values fill in.
The scanner reads the barcode and fills in the product’s calories and macronutrients.
HOLYMPWith the Holymp food diary you add a food in seconds, see what is left meal by meal and understand what your diet is really made of: fiber, fruit and vegetables, vitamins and minerals.

The Holymp food diary gives you three ways to log what you eat and remembers the portions you usually use.
The scanner reads the barcode and fills in the product’s calories and macronutrients.
Search common foods or pick the ones you eat often, already with your portion.
Snap your plate or type “pasta with tomato sauce, a medium plate”: Holymp estimates foods and grams, which you can always correct.
Set how many meals you have and when: Holymp splits calories and macros across them. If you like, it can use a different split on training and rest days, with more carbohydrates around your session.
If lunch goes over, the remaining meals adapt to what is left for the day.
Fiber, fruit and vegetables and the share of ultra-processed foods, to understand the balance of what you eat beyond calories.
15 micronutrients compared with reference values, on a 7-day average. If a value is missing, Holymp shows it as not available instead of counting it as zero.
A short questionnaire and an informational overview of common supplements, with warnings on when to avoid them. It does not replace medical advice.
The AI Coach can build a week of meals on your targets, with a grocery list.
Yes. With Holymp Premium you snap your plate or describe it in words and the app estimates foods and grams, which you can correct. Barcode scanning and food search stay free.
Yes: food diary, barcode scanner, food search and per-meal targets are free. With Premium you can add foods from a photo or a sentence and see diet quality and micronutrients.
Yes. You can set one calorie and macro split for training days and another for rest days.
At first it estimates them from your profile. With Premium it recalculates your maintenance calories from the meals you log and how your weight changes.
Yes, with the barcode scanner or by searching for them by name.
What you eat connects to how your weight changes: from there Holymp works out the calories you really need.
