Review the whole batch
Enter the calories, protein, carbohydrates, and fat for the complete recipe from a source you trust.
Meal prep math, made visible
Every gram has a place.
Enter the whole-batch calories and macros you reviewed, weigh the final cooked yield, then split each plate by the grams actually served. BatchBite keeps the portions—and what remains—honest.
Weeknight chili
Measured cooked batch
2,180 g
2,840 kcal total
A
Alex · Dinner407 kcal · 29 g protein
312 g
M
Maya · Dinner558 kcal · 40 g protein
428 g
L
Lunch box288 kcal · 21 g protein
221 g
Explicit leftovers1,219 g
Illustrative values · results depend on the totals and weights entered
One batch. Unequal plates.
Simple arithmetic you can inspect.
BatchBite does not guess what is in a photo or silently assume identical servings. It uses the nutrition totals and gram weights you enter, then shows the proportional result.
Weigh the cooked yield
Record the edible batch weight after cooking. That measured yield becomes the denominator for every portion.
Name each plated portion
Enter the grams served to a person, meal, or container. Every unassigned gram remains visible as leftovers.
Built for trust
Your meal data stays on your iPhone.
BatchBite has no nutrition-data account or cloud sync in version 1.0. Recipes, portion names, weights, corrections, and meal logs live in the app’s private local container.
portion nutrients = batch nutrients × portion grams ÷ cooked batch grams
No advertising trackers
No third-party ads, cross-app tracking, or sale of personal information.
Corrections stay auditable
Validated edits preserve the prior batch state and require a reason.
Subscriptions handled by Apple
Apple processes payment. RevenueCat supplies subscription products and entitlement status.
No false precision
Results are only as reliable as the nutrition totals and gram weights entered.
BatchBite for iPhone
Shared meals should not undo careful tracking.
Native SwiftUI, local-first nutrition records, explicit leftovers, and a workflow designed for people who already weigh what they cook.
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