Filipino Fiesta Spaghetti
A fiesta favorite the whole table finishes — on the plate in 30 minutes.
Nutrition tracking for up to 5 kids
Know what your kids are really eating.
Snap a photo of any meal and Picklee does the rest. It recognizes what’s on each child’s plate, tracks what their growing bodies need, and tells you what to offer next. No food diaries. No guesswork.
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Maximo Family
Nutrition Report
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Family average
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Day streak
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This week’s trend
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Each child · Today
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Luca ↓ 60
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39%
Emma ↓ 61
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Maxi ↓ 100
📸 Snap, don’t type·
👨👩👧👦 Up to 5 kids·
🥗 7 nutrients tracked·
📏 USDA / WHO daily targets·
👪 Invite your care team·
How it works
Three taps from “I hope they ate okay” to knowing.
Picklee turns a quick photo into a clear answer for each child — and a small, doable next step.
Snap the plate
Point your camera at breakfast, a lunchbox, a snack — anything. Picklee reads the foods and portions in seconds. Prefer to type? Describe it instead.
See where each kid stands
Every meal updates a score across 7 nutrients. Switch between kids, zoom in on the week, and read it in a glance — green is on track, red needs a boost.
Close the gap
Picklee turns each gap into easy wins and kid-approved recipes. Add an apple, cook a quesadilla — tomorrow’s number climbs.
One app, every kid
All your kids. One dashboard. Up to five.
Toddler, big kid, picky eater, baby on purées — each child gets their own profile, their own targets by age, and their own running score. Switch between them or zoom out to the whole family in a tap.
- Per-child targets. A 2-year-old and a 9-year-old need different things. Picklee scores each against their own age-based daily needs.
- Family at a glance. One average across everyone, plus a streak that keeps the whole house honest.
- What’s already working. Picklee names the wins too — so you know the eggs and the beef tapa are pulling their weight.
What’s going well
What needs attention
Watch a real scan
From plate to full breakdown in a few seconds.
No barcode hunting, no weighing, no 40-field food log. Picklee looks at the plate the way you do — and then does the part you can’t: counting the protein, the iron, the DHA, the calories, and matching them to your child’s daily target.
- Foods & portions, automatically. It recognizes mixed plates, leftovers, and home cooking — not just packaged food.
- A plate score you can trust. Each meal lands a clear number and a “what this added” summary.
- Built for real meals. Filipino dishes, lunchboxes, toddler purées — Picklee was trained on the food families actually serve.
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Act on it
Every gap comes with a fix you can actually make.
Picklee doesn’t just hand you a low score. It surfaces kid-approved recipes — many tagged with the exact gap they close, and by how much.
✨ Closes Omega-3 · 80%
Mexican Scrambled Eggs with Beans (Huevos Rancheros Lite)
Closes Emma’s Omega-3 gap by 80% this week.
✨ Closes Omega-3 · 80%
Toddler Soft Salmon Cakes (Mini)
Closes Max’s Omega-3 gap by 80% this week.
Thousands of recipes built in.
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YouLogs meals · gets daily summary
OwnerP
PartnerLogs meals · full access
Parent
Pickleenow
Wife logged a meal
Lunch for Luca & Emma · 12 min ago
Everyone sees the same scores in real time. Whoever feeds the kids can log the meal.
Better together
Feeding kids is a team sport. So is tracking it.
One parent shouldn’t carry the whole mental load. Bring your care team into one family — co-parent, grandma, nanny — and everyone works from the same picture. Lola cooks lunch and you see it before you’re home from work. Snap once, the whole team knows.
- One shared truth, in real time. Whoever feeds the kids logs the meal. The scores update everywhere at once — no double-logging, no “did you feed her?”
- Your team, your size. Two seats included for you and your co-parent. Add grandparents, nannies, or sitters as your village grows.
- Invite in seconds. Send a link, they’re in. Adjust roles, swap a seat, or remove someone whenever.
Bonus
Out of ideas? Scan the fridge.
Snap what you’ve got and Picklee finds dishes you can cook right now — ranked by the nutrient your kids need most this week. Less “what’s for dinner,” more “done.”
milkeggstomatoeslettucepeanut buttercheese
→ 6 recipes for your week
What Picklee tracks
The seven things growing bodies actually need.
Not a wall of 30 micronutrients you’ll never read. Picklee follows the ones that matter most in the fast-growing years — and tells you, per kid, where each one stands.
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Muscles & growth
Protein to build strong, growing bodies.
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Iron & energy
Keeps focus up and tiredness down.
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Brain food
Omega-3 & DHA for developing minds.
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Calcium
Strong bones and teeth, every day.
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Vitamin C
Immunity that holds up at daycare.
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Healthy fats
The good fats kids need to thrive.
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Energy
Enough fuel for busy little humans.
Picklee started at our own dinner table — three kids, three different appetites, and a quiet worry that someone wasn’t getting enough of something. We built the tool we wished we had: a glance that tells you who’s okay, who needs a nudge, and exactly what to do about it tonight.
— The Maximos, the family
behind Picklee AI
behind Picklee AI
Start knowing today.
Snap your kids’ next meal and see their first scores in minutes. Free for 7 days — track up to 5 kids and bring your whole care team.
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FAQ
Questions parents ask
What is Picklee?
Picklee is a family nutrition app. Snap a photo of your child's meal and it estimates what they ate, shows how the day's nutrients compare with what a child their age needs, and suggests simple foods or recipes to fill the gaps.
How does the meal scan work?
Take a photo of the plate. Picklee identifies the foods and estimates portions, then scores 10 nutrients, including protein, iron, calcium, vitamin D, zinc and fiber, against age-specific targets. You can adjust anything it gets wrong, and leftovers can be logged after the meal.
How much iron does a toddler need?
About 7 mg a day for ages 1 to 3, and 10 mg a day for ages 4 to 8, according to the U.S. National Academies' Dietary Reference Intakes. Iron-rich foods include lean meat, eggs, beans, lentils and iron-fortified cereals. Pairing them with vitamin C foods like fruit helps absorption.
How much calcium do kids need?
About 700 mg a day for ages 1 to 3, and 1,000 mg a day for ages 4 to 8. Milk, yogurt, cheese, tofu made with calcium, and small fish eaten with their bones are good sources.
My child is a picky eater. Is that normal?
Very. Picky eating is common in the toddler and preschool years, and many children need to see and taste a new food 8 to 15 times before they accept it. Keep offering small portions without pressure. If you're worried about your child's growth or energy, talk to your pediatrician.
Is Picklee a substitute for a pediatrician or dietitian?
No. Picklee gives estimates to help you notice patterns in everyday meals. It doesn't diagnose or treat anything. For medical concerns, allergies or growth questions, talk to your child's doctor.
Can I track more than one child?
Yes. You can add up to 5 children, each measured against their own age and needs, and invite a partner or caregiver to log meals with you.
Is Picklee free?
Picklee offers a free trial, then a subscription. Pricing is shown in the app and varies by country.
Which phones does Picklee work on?
iPhone and Android. Download it from the App Store or Google Play.