AWARE, NOT OBSESSED.

Photograph your plate. Get a calorie range.

A calorie range in seconds. No food scale, no barcode hunt, no food database search.

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1 · SNAP

Camera home screen. A bowl of pho fills the viewfinder, with Today in the corner and the shutter at the bottom.

2 · BALLPARK

A plate of apple nachos in Ballparker. The estimate is about 310 kcal, likely 260-370, at 1 serving. The app assumed one apple and about 1 tablespoon of peanut butter.

3 · DONE

Today dashboard showing 1103 of 2000 calories, macros, and this week’s chart.

Simple on the outside. Smart underneath.

An estimate of about 10 kcal, with protein, carbs, fat, and what the app assumed.

It shows its work

Every estimate lists what it assumed, like a standard mug with a splash of milk. No black box.

Did I get something wrong? Correction box with no sugar, 18% cream.

Fix it in plain words

Wrong guess? Type what it missed, like “no sugar, 18% cream,” and it re-estimates before you log.

From the past list: tap to log a regular meal, hold to forget it.

Your regulars, one tap

Pho every Friday? Log a past meal again with one tap. Hold to forget it.

No accounts. No ads. No tracking.

Meals stay on your phone. Photos and descriptions are sent off only to get the estimate, and we don’t store or log them. Export a file anytime.

Other trackers want precision. You want a life.

The usual way	The Ballparker way
Weigh your chicken on a food scale	Snap a photo of your plate
Search a database for your bread brand	White bread is white bread
Enter protein, carbs and fat by hand	Protein, carbs and fat estimated for you
Create an account to get started	Open the app and take a photo

No scale? Here’s how to track calories without a food scale.

Questions

Do I photograph the menu or the food?

Photograph the plate, or the food on it. Not the menu. Ballparker estimates from what it can see, then returns a calorie range. The amount starts at 1 serving. No photo? Describe the meal in words.

What do I get back from the photo?

A calorie range, not a lab count. Photos and descriptions are sent off only to get the estimate, and we don’t store or log them. Oil and butter are not in the estimate. Add them yourself if they matter for that meal. More on how accurate photo calorie apps are.

Can I fix the estimate before I log it?

Yes. Change the serving count, or re-estimate in plain words, before you log. For example, “no sugar, 18% cream”. After you log, edit the name, calories, or macros, or start a new photo or description. A logged meal does not re-estimate from a note.

Stop logging. Start ballparking.

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