Bao is an AI nutrition coach built for Asian food: photo scans that name the dish in two languages, a menu scanner that reads any language, and honest AI estimates. No ads, ever.
Built for the food you actually eat.




















Point your camera at the dish — or the menu. Home-cooked, night market, restaurant plate, or a menu in any language.
The dish comes back named in your language and its native script, with calories, macros, fiber, and sodium — most trackers stop at macros. Honest AI estimates, not false precision.
Bao remembers you and personalizes every answer — what to eat, exercise tips, or just how you're feeling today. All in your language.
Three things you'll really do in Bao — tap into each phone below and watch it work.
Point Bao at a menu — Thai, Chinese, Korean, anything. It reads every dish, estimates the nutrition, and picks what actually fits your goal, in your language.
Your day's macros sit right at the top, then it's a chat. Ask whether the beef pho fits your cut — Bao answers for your goal, in plain language.
One photo. Bao breaks the dish into each ingredient, estimates the calories in every part, and logs the whole bowl as one meal.
AI analyzes nutrition in seconds


Protein comes from the pork and egg — the noodles and broth carry most of the carbs and fat.
That's a real scan. Not staged.
Download on theApp StoreNone of the biggest AI calorie trackers — including the one you've probably already tried — claims to recognize Asian food, scan menus, or support Chinese. Checked live on their own sites.
Based on calai.app, snapcalorie.com, and myfitnesspal.com, checked July 2026. Not a claim these apps can't do this — just that none of them advertise it.
One more: MyFitnessPal's free tier runs ads — confirmed across multiple 2026 pricing breakdowns, and MyFitnessPal launched its own advertiser network this year. Bao has no ads on any plan, free or paid, ever.
No dynamic pricing, no fake countdown timers, no “limited offer” that never ends. The price is the price.
Prices shown in USD. Final localized price is set by the App Store at checkout. No ads on any plan, ever.
I'm Andrew, a Taiwanese-American living in Taipei. I lift and track calories to stay in a deficit — Western apps got my oatmeal and chicken breast right, but dinner was always a guess. Lu rou fan came back as “beef stew, 400 calories.” So I built the app I actually needed: one that knows Asian food as well as it knows Western food. Bao is made in Taiwan, by someone who eats both.
Every figure is an estimate: food photographed at an angle isn't a lab scale, and we won't pretend otherwise. Bao gives you a best estimate, shows its confidence, and lets you correct anything in two taps. Corrections make it better.
Yes. Bao is built around Asian food because nobody else was. It also scans burgers, salads, and barcodes from any country.
Fully. The entire app works in Traditional Chinese, from onboarding to the coach. It's the reason Bao exists — no other calorie app has done this properly.
Two taps: Settings → your Apple ID → Subscriptions → Bao → Cancel. No emails to write, no retention phone call, and the app tells you the same thing.
Your food log is yours. No ads means no ad tracking; the privacy policy spells it out in plain language.
Free download · 7-day Pro trial · no spam, no ads.
Download on theApp Store Available on iPhone · requires iOS 16 or later