JYME

User Guide

AI nutrition tracker — track your food, exercise and nutrition

1 What is JYME?

JYME is a smart nutrition tracker powered by artificial intelligence. Just describe or photograph your meal and JYME automatically recognizes the foods and calculates the nutrition — calories, protein, carbs, fat and other micronutrients.

Key features:

JYME landing page
JYME landing page

2 Sign up & sign in

Sign up

You can create an account in two ways:

After signing up you get 100 free credits that you can use right away for AI food analysis.

Sign in

Sign in with your email and password or with your Google account. If you forgot your password, click "Forgot your password?" and enter your email — you'll receive a link to reset it.

Sign in
Sign-in screen
Sign up
Sign-up form

3 Profile setup

After your first sign-in, JYME walks you through a short 3-step setup:

Step 1: Personal details

Enter your year of birth, gender, height and weight. These details help JYME estimate your daily nutritional needs more accurately.

Step 2: Dietary preferences (optional)

You can specify your diet type (vegetarian, vegan, etc.), allergies and other dietary notes. The Guru AI coach will then tailor its advice to your preferences.

Step 3: Daily limits

Set your daily targets for calories, protein, carbs, fat, sugar, salt, fiber and water intake. These limits appear as progress bars on the Dashboard.

Tip: Not sure what limits to set? JYME can calculate recommended limits automatically from your details (age, gender, height, weight) using the scientifically validated Mifflin-St Jeor equation. Just go to Settings → Goals, choose your activity level and goal (lose / maintain / gain), and click "Recalculate limits".

4 Dashboard

The Dashboard is the app's main screen, where you see your daily overview:

Daily progress

At the top you see colored progress bars for each nutrient — calories, protein, carbs, fat, sugar, salt, fiber, water and activity. The color changes based on how full each bar is:

Entry filters

Below the progress bars you'll find filters: All, Food, Water and Activities. Tap one to show only that type of entry.

Food history

Under the filters is a chronological list of all entries for that day. For each meal you see its name, calories, protein, carbs, fat and other values.

Navigating between days

In the top bar, swipe left/right or tap the arrows to switch to the previous/next day. The "Today" button takes you back to the current day.

Dashboard
Main overview with progress bars and food history
Tip: Using the buttons on each food entry you can view details, edit the nutrition values or delete the entry.

Why these numbers? (AI explanation)

On meals analyzed by AI, the food card shows a lightbulb icon. Tap it to open an explanation of why the meal has its nutrition values — the AI spells out its assumptions (estimated portion size, preparation method, added fats, etc.), which are the most common source of estimate error.

Tip: The lightbulb appears only on AI-estimated meals (from text, photo or voice) — not on barcode, favorite or manually entered entries. The explanation, the conversation and the re-estimate are all free.

5 Logging food

JYME offers several ways to log what you ate. The input bar is always visible at the bottom of the screen.

Text description

Type what you ate in natural language, e.g. "Chicken breast with rice and vegetables" or "Two bread rolls with butter and ham". The AI analyzes the text and automatically calculates the nutrition. Costs 2 credits.

Something you've logged before

As soon as you type at least 3 characters, JYME suggests meals you've logged before right below the text field (e.g. typing "chick" shows "Chicken breast with rice"). Each suggestion shows the calories, when you last logged it and how many times in total. Tap a suggestion to add it to the day selected in the dialog with the same values as last time — free and without AI. If you don't pick a suggestion and tap "Submit", the meal is analyzed by AI as usual.

Suggestions of previously logged meals
Suggestions from your history — re-add a meal with one tap, no credits

Food photo

Tap the camera icon and photograph your meal. The AI recognizes the foods in the image and estimates the portions. You can also pick an existing photo from your gallery (image icon). Costs 3 credits.

Voice input

Tap the microphone icon and describe out loud what you ate. JYME converts the speech to text and runs the AI analysis. Costs 2 credits.

Quick water add

Tap the water-drop icon to quickly log fluid intake. Adding water is free (costs no credits).

Barcode scanning

Tap the barcode icon in the input bar. A camera scanner opens — point it at a product's barcode (EAN, UPC, QR). After scanning, JYME looks the product up in the Open Food Facts database.

If the product is found, its name, brand, photo and nutrition values are shown. You can adjust the portion size (default is 100 g) — the nutrition values recalculate automatically. Confirming adds the entry to your day. Costs 1 credit.

If the product isn't in the database, you can photograph the nutrition label on the packaging and have the AI analyze it (for 3 credits).

Body composition

Tap the figure icon (mdi-human-male) in the input bar to record weight, body fat or body measurements. See section 6 for details.

Input bar
Input bar with icons for text, voice, photo, barcode, water and body composition

6 Body composition

JYME lets you track body composition — weight, body fat percentage and body circumferences. Tap the figure icon in the input bar and choose from the menu:

Body composition menu
Body composition menu — weight, body fat, measurements

Recording weight

Choose Weight from the menu. Your last recorded weight is pre-filled. Enter the new value in kg and save. Recording weight is free.

Body fat estimate

Choose Body fat % from the menu. Two modes are available:

Body fat dialog
Body fat estimate with calipers — Jackson-Pollock 3-site method

Body measurements (circumferences)

Choose Measurements from the menu. You can record the circumference of your arm, chest, waist, hips and thigh in centimeters. Filling in at least one value is enough.

Measurements dialog
Recording body circumferences

Trend charts

Recorded data is shown as trend charts in Statistics under the Goals tab. There you'll find your weight, body fat (including a 7-day moving average) and body circumferences over time.

Body composition charts
Statistics → Goals — body composition trend charts
Tip: All body composition features (weight, body fat, measurements) are free — they cost no credits.

7 Favorites and food history

If you regularly eat the same meals, save them as favorites. Next time you can add them with a single tap.

How to add a favorite

Using a favorite

On the Favorites page, tap the copy icon on the meal you want. The meal is added to today. Using a favorite is free.

Managing favorites

On each favorite you'll find icons to copy (add to the day), edit (pencil) and delete (trash). You can also filter favorites by type (All / Food / Activities) and search by name.

Favorites
List of favorite meals with copy, edit and delete actions

Searching everything you've logged (History)

At the top of the Favorites page, switch from "Favorites" to "History". The search field then looks through everything you've ever logged — not just your favorites. Type at least 2 characters. Accents and capital letters don't matter. Each meal appears only once, with its latest values and how many times you've logged it.

The All / Food / Activities filters work in History too.

History search
History mode — find a meal you've logged before and copy it to any day

8 Statistics

The Statistics page gives you a detailed overview of your eating over time.

Time period

In the dropdown at the top, choose a period:

Food vs. Activities

Switch between the Food and Activity tabs to show nutrition statistics or an exercise overview (calories burned, duration, distance).

Charts

Statistics include:

Goals tab

In the Goals tab you'll find body composition trend charts — weight, body fat and body circumferences over time. More in section 6.

Statistics
Weekly statistics with macronutrients and a donut chart

9 Guru — AI nutrition coach

Guru is your personal AI nutrition coach. You can ask it anything about nutrition, eating or a healthy lifestyle.

How to use Guru

  1. Tap "Guru" in the bottom navigation
  2. Type your question in the text field (e.g. "How much protein do I need per day?")
  3. Guru answers based on your profile and dietary preferences

Photos for Guru

You can also send Guru a photo — for example a photo of a menu and ask "What would you recommend from this?".

Free messages

You get 10 free messages every day. Once the free messages are used up, each additional message costs 1 credit.

Guru AI coach
Chat with the Guru AI nutrition coach
Tip: Guru knows your profile, dietary preferences and allergies. The more thoroughly you fill in your profile in settings, the more relevant the advice you get.

10 Settings

In Settings you can adjust everything about your profile and preferences. Access it via the profile icon in the top-right corner.

Language

Choose from 8 available languages. The app switches to the selected language right away. Whatever language is set is the language the app and the AI expect communication to happen in.

Theme

Switch between light and dark mode according to your preference.

Energy unit

Choose whether to show energy in kilocalories (kcal) or kilojoules (kJ).

Personal details

Update your year of birth, gender, height and weight.

Dietary preferences

Set your diet type, allergies and dietary notes for personalized advice from Guru.

Daily limits

Adjust your daily targets for all tracked nutrients (calories, protein, carbs, fat, sugar, salt, fiber, water). You can set the limits manually, or have them calculated automatically in the Goals section using the Mifflin-St Jeor equation.

Goals

The Goals section lets you calculate optimal daily limits based on your profile:

Click the "Recalculate limits" button and the app recalculates all daily limits using the scientifically validated Mifflin-St Jeor equation (BMR → TDEE → adjustment by goal). You can then fine-tune the calculated values manually in the Daily limits section.

Settings
Settings: language, theme, personal details
Daily limits
Setting daily nutrition limits

Account

At the bottom of Settings you'll find:

About

In the user menu (profile icon in the top-right) you'll find an "About" item. It shows the app version, data sources (Open Food Facts) and a link to the terms of use and privacy policy.

11 Credit system

JYME runs on a credit system — no monthly subscription, you only pay for what you actually use.

What does it cost?

Action Credits
AI food analysis (text/voice) 2 credits
AI food analysis (photo) 3 credits
Barcode scanning 1 credit
Logging an activity 2 credits
Guru message (after the 10 free daily ones) 1 credit
MCP integration (Claude Desktop) 2 credits
Using a favorite Free
Recording weight Free
Body fat estimate Free
Recording body measurements Free
Adding water Free
Copying a meal Free
Editing an entry Free
Guru (first 10 messages per day) Free

Credit packages

Package Credits Price
Basic 500 99 CZK
Popular 1,500 199 CZK
Pro 3,500 399 CZK

Payment is processed securely via Stripe. Credits are added immediately after payment and never expire.

Buy credits
Overview of credit packages
Tip: If you log food by photo/text 3 times a day (6 credits/day), the Popular package (1,500 credits) lasts you roughly 250 days! Use favorite meals to save credits.

12 Tips & tricks

Save credits

More accurate AI results

Install as an app (PWA)

You can install JYME as an app straight to your home screen:

Connecting with a trainer

If you have a personal trainer who also uses JYME, you can connect with them. The trainer can then see your daily entries and statistics and give you feedback. You'll find the connection in Settings → Connection.