Log meals by voice, photo or type. TinyBites tells you exactly which nutrients are low today — and what to feed them tonight to fill the gap.
Free to start · No credit card · Works on any phone
These are real examples of what you see after logging a day's meals. No guessing. No spreadsheets.
Low iron affects mood and focus. Rosie is at 48% of her daily iron target. Here's what to add tonight:
After breakfast and lunch logged
Based on what's low + her interests in unicorns
No manual databases. No calorie counting. Just tell TinyBites what your child ate.
Voice log, snap a photo, scan a barcode, or type. TinyBites calculates all 11 nutrients automatically.
Instantly see which nutrients need attention — calibrated to your child's exact age, not adult targets.
Today's Focus tells you the one thing to add tonight, with specific food suggestions and quantities.
Weekly nutrition grade, mood patterns, a personalised report you can share with your paediatrician.
Adult nutrition apps track calories. TinyBites tracks what toddler brains and bodies actually need — with targets that update as your child grows.
Just say what they ate. "Half a banana and two spoonfuls of dal." TinyBites works it out.
Point your camera at the meal. AI identifies the food and estimates the nutrients.
Indian, Italian, German, Thai, Mediterranean — TinyBites understands real food from real kitchens.
Weekly and monthly nutrition reports formatted to share with your child's doctor.
Log how your child feels. Over time, TinyBites connects mood patterns to nutrition gaps.
Track every child in your family from one account. Each gets their own profile and targets.
A personalised achievement certificate for your child every week — themed to their interests.
A new science-backed article every day, age-pinned to your child. Brain development, sleep, picky eating.
TinyBites flags plant-iron absorption and suggests Vitamin C pairings automatically.
See exactly what your child is missing on days they refuse everything, and get alternatives.
TinyBites tracks iron as a priority nutrient with specific guidance for children with anaemia.
Navigating a new food culture? TinyBites understands cuisines from around the world.
Evidence-based articles written by a parent who tracked her son's nutrition obsessively before building TinyBites.
Low iron disrupts dopamine and serotonin — the brain chemicals that regulate mood. Here's what the research says and what to do about it.
Read on Medium →Iron, zinc, choline, Omega-3 and magnesium — why they matter, why most toddlers fall short, and the simplest fixes.
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Start tracking freeFor children aged 6 months to 8 years · Supports vegetarian diets & common allergens