Track meals with your loved ones
Care for each other, one meal at a time
Worried whether your partner skipped lunch or your parent is eating well? Add each other in the Care tab to see each other's meals and daily health score, then cheer one another on with likes and comments. It's mutual viewing and encouragement — never editing each other's plan.
Stay close to how the people you love eat
Healthy habits stick better when someone who cares is alongside you. The Care tab lets a couple, family, or close friends keep gentle tabs on each other's meals — with warmth, not pressure.
See a loved one's meals
Glance at what your partner or family member ate today — photos and nutrition pills, so you know they've been looking after themselves.
A small, trusted circle
Add up to 15 people — the partner, parents, siblings or close friends who matter most — and keep the circle intentional.
Daily health score at a glance
The 0–100 AI health score gives you a quick, kind read on how their day went — no digging through numbers.
Encourage with likes & comments
Send a heart on a great salad or a "proud of you" comment when they hit a strong day.
Shared leaderboard
A friendly daily ranking turns eating well into something you do together, not alone.
Mutual by nature
They see yours, you see theirs — accountability that goes both ways and keeps it fair.
Encourage them — never take over their plan
Caring for someone's eating works best as support, not surveillance or control. MenuMeld keeps each person in charge of their own diary while making it easy to lift each other up.
Cheer, don't correct
You can react and comment on a loved one's meals, but you can't edit them — everyone keeps ownership of their own day.
Private by default
A hide-from-public toggle and accept-only friend requests mean nobody is watched without agreeing first.
Two-way trust
Because viewing is mutual, the relationship stays balanced — you're in it together, not one watching the other.
Borrow good ideas
See a meal your partner scored well on and recreate it for the two of you tomorrow.
Celebrate progress
Daily and weekly trends give you something real to be proud of together over time.
Each diary stays personal
Every person's entries live on their own device and sync via iCloud; friend activity appears when connected.
Straight facts: "Tracking meals with loved ones" means mutual viewing and encouragement in the Care tab — you see each other's meals and health scores and react with likes and comments. It is not a shared plan you edit for one another. Each person only adds or changes their own entries, sharing is mutual and accept-only, and it can be turned off any time.
About tracking meals together
Add each other as friends in the Care tab. Once both of you accept, you can see each other's daily meals and health score, and encourage each other with likes and comments. It is mutual viewing, so they can see yours too.
No. MenuMeld is mutual viewing and encouragement, not co-editing. You can see a loved one's meals and cheer them on, but each person only adds or changes their own entries.
The daily health-score leaderboard ranks your circle by the 0–100 AI score, and likes and comments let you celebrate good days. A little friendly visibility helps the whole family stay on track.
Yes. Friendships are mutual and must be accepted, a hide-from-public toggle keeps a diary private, and anyone can unfriend at any time. Your own entries stay on your device and sync via iCloud.