About TempoLife
TempoLife is a free-to-start food and health diary for Android. Photograph a meal and the app suggests a calorie and macro estimate that you review and edit before saving β it estimates from the photo, it does not measure. Food sits in one timeline with weight, sleep, steps, mood and intermittent fasting, and activity or sleep can sync in from Google Health Connect. Built in Estonia by Probyte OΓ, in English, Estonian, Finnish and Russian. Core logging is free; optional paid plans add the deeper AI coaching. Not a medical device and not a substitute for professional advice.
TempoLife is an Android food and health diary built in Estonia by Probyte OΓ. Its starting point is the part of calorie tracking people give up on: typing every meal into a database. In TempoLife you photograph the plate, and the app returns a suggested calorie and macro breakdown that you correct before it is saved. The estimate is a starting guess from an image, not a measurement, so every number stays editable β which is also why the app is honest about being a diary rather than a scale.
What separates it from a single-purpose calorie counter is that food is only one lane. Weight, sleep, steps, mood and intermittent fasting windows live on the same timeline, so patterns that only show up across domains β a poor night's sleep followed by a higher-calorie day, or a fasting schedule that quietly costs you steps β become visible instead of being split across four apps. Activity and sleep can be pulled automatically from Google Health Connect, so step counts and sleep stages arrive without manual entry.
The app runs on Android and on the web at tempolife.app, in English, Estonian, Finnish and Russian. Day-to-day logging is free to use; optional paid plans unlock the more detailed AI coaching and analysis. TempoLife is not a medical device, does not diagnose anything, and is not a substitute for advice from a doctor or dietitian.
What separates it from a single-purpose calorie counter is that food is only one lane. Weight, sleep, steps, mood and intermittent fasting windows live on the same timeline, so patterns that only show up across domains β a poor night's sleep followed by a higher-calorie day, or a fasting schedule that quietly costs you steps β become visible instead of being split across four apps. Activity and sleep can be pulled automatically from Google Health Connect, so step counts and sleep stages arrive without manual entry.
The app runs on Android and on the web at tempolife.app, in English, Estonian, Finnish and Russian. Day-to-day logging is free to use; optional paid plans unlock the more detailed AI coaching and analysis. TempoLife is not a medical device, does not diagnose anything, and is not a substitute for advice from a doctor or dietitian.
