Assembly Requirements
SnapNutrition AI is a food diary for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. A photo, a barcode, a spoken sentence or a line of typed text becomes a calorie and macro estimate, stored on the device and synced through the owner’s personal iCloud account.
The category had settled on one shape. A photo calorie tracker asked for an account, charged a monthly fee, and routed every food photo through a backend the user had to take on trust. The subscription largely paid for model access the user could have bought directly.
Unibrix built SnapNutrition AI on the opposite default. The user supplies an API key from Google Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic or OpenRouter, and the app talks to that provider directly. There is no SnapNutrition account, and in this mode no SnapNutrition server sits in the path at all.
Auto Mode was added afterwards for people who would rather not create a key. It is a paid convenience, priced at $2.99 per month or $29.99 per year, and it is the only part of the product that touches infrastructure Unibrix operates. Core tracking never sits behind it.




