Awareness over scorekeeping.
You won't earn a trophy for eating broccoli. Cibo shows you what you ate and stops there.
Photo, voice, describe, scan, manual — whichever feels right in the moment. Cibo resolves any of them to the same clean entry.
Cibo's vision model identifies ingredients, portions, and macros in about five seconds. No food database lookups, no manual sliders.
The same calorie ring you'd glance at on your phone lives on your wrist, on the lock screen, and in the Dynamic Island — synced in real time, the moment you log.
Two-way sync with Apple Health: Cibo reads steps and active energy, writes back meals and macros — no third-party servers, no extra accounts.
Not medical advice. Cibo is a nutrition-awareness tool, not a medical device. Read the full disclaimer.
Cibo competes against apps that have spent fifteen years building gamified loops. We threw them all out and rebuilt around a single idea: show me, don't shame me.
You won't earn a trophy for eating broccoli. Cibo shows you what you ate and stops there.
Miss a Tuesday? The ring closes when you log, opens when you don't, and never guilt-trips you.
Cibo never tells you what to do. The data is yours; the judgment, if any, is also yours.
Log with AI 20 times a month. Barcode and manual entry never run out.
Full Cibo, billed monthly. Cancel any time in your store account.
The same plan, paid once a year — 33% off monthly on Google Play, 52% off on the App Store.
Prices in USD and vary by country. Billing is handled by the App Store or Google Play — cancel there any time · 14-day refund window.
Don't see yours? Drop a note to [email protected] — a real human replies within 24 hours.
Free gives you 20 AI logs a month — photo, voice or text — plus unlimited barcode scanning and manual entry, the Today ring, and Apple Health / Health Connect reads. Paid lifts the 20-log cap and adds full history, the Watch + Live Activity experience on iOS, and two-way health writes.
Yes. Subscriptions are managed by Apple in iOS Settings. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your billing period, and Apple's 14-day refund window applies.
By default photos are processed on-device using Apple's Vision framework where possible, then a low-resolution crop is sent to our vision model for nutrition resolution. We do not retain photos after the result returns. You can disable cloud processing entirely in Settings.
Cibo only requests the metrics it needs: steps, active and resting energy, body mass (read), and energy + macronutrients + sodium + sugar (write). You can revoke any of these at any time from the Health app.
Yes for text and barcode input, which work fully offline against a local product database. Photo and voice need a connection for the AI step, then sync your logs back when you're online.
Both Monthly and Yearly follow Apple's 14-day refund policy via reportaproblem.apple.com. If you forget to cancel before renewal, request a refund within 14 days and Apple processes it directly.