Keep taking photos. Your food photos become a private cooking journal, automatically organized on your iPhone. Remember what you made, keep recipes for next time, and share only the moments you choose. ON YOUR IPHONE. IN YOUR ICLOUD. Food recognition runs on your iPhone. Your original photos stay in Photos, and your private journal and saved recipes sync through your Apple account. Recognition does not require sending photos to an AI service. A JOURNAL THAT STARTS WITH YOUR PHOTOS Bring in a week, a month, or your accessible photo library. Meals finds food photos and groups nearby captures into meals. Choose your highlight photo, edit a title, and revisit your cooking on the calendar. KEEP THE RECIPES YOU’LL MAKE AGAIN Save a recipe from a meal, paste a recipe link, or scan cookbook pages. Edit your collection, find meals you’ve made from a recipe, and add recipes to future meal plans. On compatible iPhones, Apple Intelligence can help with recipe suggestions and revisions on-device. COOK IT, STEP BY STEP Open a recipe from your book or a meal and cook with large steps, a progress bar, and ingredients close at hand. Opt into on-device voice to hear the instructions and move through steps hands-free. On compatible iPhones, ask Apple Intelligence questions about the recipe. Audio and questions are not saved. A SMALL CIRCLE. A SHARED TABLE. Every meal starts private. Invite people through Messages and choose which meals they can see. Share a meal or plan with collaborators, leave a heart, and keep the conversation together with threaded comments. Your contacts aren’t uploaded. HEALTH, WHEN YOU CHOOSE Review nutrition before saving it to Apple Health, or opt into automatic, clearly labelled typical-serving estimates on compatible iPhones. Edit or remove estimates anytime. Health information stays private and is never included in shared meals or improvement feedback. FITS RIGHT IN Meals works with Photos, iCloud, Apple Health, and Apple Intelligence on compatible iPhones. Send a shopping list to Notes or an invitation through Messages using the iPhone share sheet. Meals is independently developed. HELP IMPROVE MEALS, IF YOU CHOOSE Off by default. Opt in to share usage counts, timing and error totals, meal-title corrections with food-recognition labels, and text from recipes you save, import or edit. Photos and cookbook pages are never included in improvement feedback. Health data, voice recordings and contacts are excluded. Review or delete feedback in Settings; turn the setting off to stop collection and request deletion of submitted reports when connected. Requires iOS 26 and an Apple account. Full Access to Photos is required for new-member setup so Meals can find food photos throughout your library. Voice requires microphone and speech permission, and on-device speech support for your language. Apple Intelligence features require a compatible iPhone with Apple Intelligence enabled. Meals you choose to share are made available to others.
Food & Drink · iPhone, iPad · Free