Totality Nutrition guide

Totality Nutrition guide

Tell Tali what you ate

Describe a meal in plain words and Tali finds the foods and amounts for you to check, with the daily limits for each plan.

Instead of searching for each food, type what you ate the way you'd say it, like "2 eggs on sourdough with butter and a flat white". Tali splits it into foods and amounts, matches each one to the food database, and you check it before anything is logged.

Telling Tali never uses credits, but there's a daily limit:

Plan Meals described per day
Free 3
Nutrition Paid 3
Trial 5
Nutrition + AI Paid 50

The day resets at midnight, Sydney time.

Describe a meal#

  1. Tap Tell Tali what you ate on Home, or Describe your meal to Tali in Add food.
  2. Pick the meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner or Snack.
  3. Type what you ate, up to 500 characters. With the box empty you can tap one of the "Try:" examples.
  4. Tap Ask Tali. The button shows how many you have left today, for example "48 left today".
Describe your meal
Describe your meal
On Free: 2 left today
On Free: 2 left today

Check and log#

Tali shows each food with the amount in grams. The calories and macros always come from the food database, never from the AI.

Tap Log 4 foods to Breakfast (the number and meal match yours). You go back to your food log. Tap Describe it differently to start again.

Check each food
Check each food
Total and the Log button
Total and the Log button

If a food shows "No match, tap to choose" or has no amount, it won't be logged. A red note tells you how many will be skipped.

Questions#

I've hit today's limit.

You'll see "You've reached today's limit of 3 meals described to Tali." Search or scan as normal, or come back tomorrow. Nutrition + AI allows 50 a day.

Does describing a meal use my AI credits?

No. It's counted separately with the daily limit above.

Tali picked the wrong food.

Tap the food name and choose another match, or search for the right one in the box under it.

Can Tali see my photos or voice?

No. Tell Tali works from what you type.