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App info
- Developer
- Mikhail Costa
- Category
- Food & Drink, Health & Fitness
- Released
- Sep 16, 2026
- Version
- 1.0.190 (Oct 23, 2026)
- Price
- Free
- Size
- 59.9 MB
- Requires
- iOS 26.0
- Age rating
- 13+
- Languages
- English, Portuguese, Spanish
In-app purchases
| Plus Monthly | $3.99 |
| Pro Monthly | $8.99 |
| Plus Annual | $39.99 |
| Pro Annual | $79.99 |
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About Stock Cook Eat
We've used calorie counters too. Don't log meals. Just talk. Say what you ate. Show a restaurant menu. The app answers with what's actually in your kitchen — the pack in the fridge, not a guess from a photo of the plate. WE DON'T SELL WEIGHT LOSS No crash diet. No guilt. You might lose weight, or not. That's yours. We sell a way to keep tracking without keeping a food diary. WHY DIARIES FAIL A 2026 JMIR review of 68 studies found the most-used calorie tracker falling from 5.4 to 1.4 days of logging per week (weeks 1–4 vs 5–12). Fifteen to twenty minutes a day typing meals. That's the tool failing, not you. [JMIR 2026] WHAT'S DIFFERENT • There is no logging screen. You talk. • Home-cooked meals use the food in your pantry — the real pack, the real size. • When you say "I had a protein yogurt", it knows which one: the 300g banana pack at home. • Calories and macros come from official food…
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