Snap, scan, or search
Take a photo and let AI estimate the macros. Scan a barcode against USDA and Open Food Facts, point the camera at a nutrition label, search by name, or type it in yourself — whichever fits the plate in front of you.
Snap a photo of dinner and MacroSight fills in the macros. Every meal you log stays in your own iCloud — the developer never sees a bite of it.
For iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. No account, no sign-up — your iCloud is the account.
MacroSight is built for the moment after the meal — when you want the numbers written down and then want to get back to the table.
Take a photo and let AI estimate the macros. Scan a barcode against USDA and Open Food Facts, point the camera at a nutrition label, search by name, or type it in yourself — whichever fits the plate in front of you.
Macro colors aren’t theming — they’re a coding system. Once you learn them on the plate, every ring, chart, and chip in the app reads the same way.
Fast entry, clear numbers, and nothing begging for attention. Here it is on the Mac — the same log follows you to iPhone and Watch.






The privacy story isn’t a marketing claim — it’s a property of how the app is built.
It lives in your private CloudKit database. The developer of this app has no read access. Apple operates the storage.
No Firebase, Mixpanel, Amplitude, Sentry, or homegrown event pipeline. Your usage is invisible to us — by absence, not by promise.
There is no ad SDK, no attribution framework, no IDFA request. There’s nothing to sell because there’s nothing collected.
No email, no phone, no Sign in with Apple. Your iCloud is the account.
The full accounting is in the privacy policy.
Write to support@macrosightapp.com — we read every message. Most questions are already answered on the support page.
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