Morsel

Public roadmap

What's shipped, what's next

Morsel is small on purpose. This page is the honest list: what is in the app today, what is coming, and what we have decided not to build. Every support email is treated as a roadmap item, so if something is missing, tell us.

Up next

  • Android

    Next

    Same app, same one-time unlock through Google Play, built from the same codebase, with Health Connect in place of Apple Health. No account, so nothing to sync; each phone keeps its own diary.

  • Home-screen widget

    Planned

    Calories remaining and a shortcut to scan, without opening the app.

  • Fiber and sugar

    Considering

    The two most requested numbers beyond the big four. Both are on most labels and in both source databases; the question is keeping the logging screen as quick as it is today.

  • More foods

    Ongoing

    The bundle is rebuilt from the open sources with every release. If a common product is missing, email the name and barcode and it very likely makes the next build.

Shipped in 1.0

  • Offline food database

    400,000+ foods bundled in the app: USDA generics with household portions, Open Food Facts branded products with barcodes. Search-as-you-type ranks generic foods first and popular brands right behind.

  • Barcode scanning, free

    EAN and UPC codes, resolved on the phone instantly. A miss flows into a custom food with the barcode attached. Torch toggle for dim pantries.

  • Portion picker

    Label servings, household measures like “1 cup” or “2 eggs”, or grams, with live calories and macros.

  • Today

    Calories remaining in a ring, macro subtotals, meals by slot, a day streak. Tap an entry to edit its portion or remove it; “Same as yesterday” on an empty meal.

  • History, editable

    Every day you have logged stays browsable and editable, free, forever.

  • Goal calculator

    Mifflin-St Jeor with an activity multiplier and a lose / maintain / gain choice, floored at 1,200 kcal, always overridable, never medical advice.

  • Library

    Custom foods with serving name and grams, recipes with per-serving macros, favorites and recents.

  • Dark mode

    Plus haptics, accessible labels and locale-aware number entry (comma decimals work).

  • Morsel Unlimited

    $9.99 once: unlimited custom foods and recipes, saved meals, macro goals, trend charts, a weight log with Apple Health two-way sync, and CSV export.

Deliberately not planned

Each of these is either why other trackers charge a subscription or a distraction from “what did I eat and how much is left”.

  • AI photo logging

    Guessing calories from a photo is entertainment, not tracking. A barcode or a search is faster and right.

  • Diet plans and coaching

    Morsel counts; what you eat is between you and, if you like, a professional.

  • Social feeds, streak shaming, badges

    A streak chip is as gamified as it gets.

  • Water and exercise logging

    Other apps do these well, and adding them would slow the one job Morsel has.

  • Cloud sync and accounts

    The reason most trackers charge monthly, and the reason Morsel can promise your diary never leaves your phone.

  • Ads and subscriptions

    Never.

Want to know how a feature works today? Support has the common questions.