eatmi is a quiet kitchen companion. Track what you eat, plan the week from what's already in your pantry — all on your Mac, in one plain JSON file you own.
Six small tools that compose into one calm weekly rhythm — not another aspirational diet app.
Pick from your last 30, or scribble a quick note. eatmi remembers your portions — no scales, no guilt.
A 7×4 grid: breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner. Drag a recipe in, or let eatmi suggest something from what you have.
Save what you actually cook. Tag by mood, by minutes, by mess. Search runs locally and never recommends ads.
Tick items as you cook or shop. Your pantry stays in sync with your plan and your buy list — no scanning, no barcodes.
Your week's plan minus your pantry equals one short list — grouped by aisle, sortable by store. Share it with whoever shops.
Everything eatmi knows lives in a single plain-text JSON file. No accounts. No cloud. No telemetry. Back it up like any other document.
A one-time setup, then tick items off as you cook or shop. Type it in, paste a list — nothing leaves your Mac.
A 7×4 grid: breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner. Pick from your library, leave slots empty, copy yesterday — you stay the author. No AI suggestions, no nudges.
Two taps to confirm a planned meal. A swipe to log something off-plan. eatmi closes the loop on what you actually ate.
Free during beta. Mac only for now. Your data stays on-device in one plain JSON file you control — no account, no server, ever.
Apple Silicon build. Signed & notarised. Runs entirely offline.
An iOS companion that syncs to your Mac over local Wi-Fi (still no servers). TestFlight invite when it's ready.
Contact me@fakeflaneur.com to join the waitlist.
Yes, fully free during the 0.x beta. Eventually a small one-time purchase — never a subscription.
On your Mac, in a single eatmi.json file in your Documents folder. No cloud, no account, no server connection. Move it, back it up, or open it in any text editor — it's yours.
No. eatmi runs entirely on your machine and never calls a model, a recommender, or any external service. Your plan is your plan.
Optionally. You can run eatmi without ever seeing a number — meal logging works just as well as a private food diary.
Not yet. eatmi is single-user by design today; shared households are on the roadmap once iOS lands and local-network sync is in place.
Not yet. Today eatmi tracks what you have and how much; spoilage windows are a planned addition once we're confident we can do it without nagging.