Simple, Sharable Food Logger

Track only what you care about, ignore the rest. Share access to your logs with your friends, coach, trainer, or mom

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Visualize Your Progress


Monthly graphs to show how how consistent you are with hitting your goals. Your entire history with the app is available so you can see how far you've come.

That's a Pretty Graph

Log Only What You Care About


Only care about calories and protein intake? Set goals for those, and those will be the only thing ForkSLAP requires you to log for your food entries.
No wasted time for things you don't care about.

I Hate Tedium!

See How Each Entry Impacts Your Day


Get quick feedback on how good or bad certain food entries are for reaching your goals.

That Seems Useful

Share Access To Your Logs
(Or Don't)


ForkSLAP is about social pressure. Share your viewer key with your friends to give them access to your logs, and make better choices. Only people you share your viewer key with can see your logs, and you can revoke access to anyone at anytime.

Peer Pressure Me Up

No Ads.
No Tracking.
No Data Harvesting.

Your data is your's. Any information entered is used only to make the app function for you. There are zero tracking cookies/scripts on this site/app, and there never will be. There are no ads in the app at all. When you delete your data it's actually deleted - not just hidden from view.

Cautious Optimism

Tools That Help, No Bloat


I made this app for me. One chef; one pot. Inside you'll get tools and tables to help you find out exactly how many calories to aim for to reach your goals, how to set them, and approximately how much you can expect to gain/lose per month doing so.

I Could Use That

Free Macro Ratios


This is here just to make fun of an app I saw that makes you pay to see macro ratios. Each day's log shows your macro ratios at the bottom if you have a ratio set.

I Care About Macros

Cheaper Than Magical Monthly Injections.

These drugs typically run about $1,000/mo without insurance*.

ForkSLAP is FREE.

I Want To Save $1,000/mo *Not to Imply that dieting is equivalent to pharmaceuticals