Snacky
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Snacky
A protein and calorie log that you never have to open to fill in. You tell a chat assistant what you ate (a message, a voice note, a recipe portion, a photo of a label or a plate), and the assistant calls Snacky's MCP tools. Snacky looks the food up in a nutrient database and keeps the log. A small web UI shows the day and the week and lets you correct entries.
Status: early. The MCP server runs; the web UI is not built yet.
How it works
The assistant names foods and grams. The numbers come from a database: the German Bundeslebensmittelschlüssel, Open Food Facts, or the recipe's own nutrition in Tandoor. A number the model estimated is stored and shown as an estimate.
Each log entry keeps a copy of its nutrients, so correcting a food later does not change past days.
One process owns one SQLite file. It serves MCP on one port and the web UI on another.
docs/ARCHITECTURE.md has the data model and the interfaces.
Related MCP server: Nutrition MCP
Running
docker run --read-only -v snacky-data:/data -p 8000:8000 ghcr.io/pxldi/snacky:<tag>The image contains the BLS index at /app/data/bls.sqlite, converted from the
pinned BLS download at build time. Without that file the server starts and
skips BLS, with a warning. /data is the only path written at runtime.
Port | Serves |
8000 | MCP over streamable HTTP at |
8080 | The web UI. Not built yet; until then only 8000 is served. |
Variable | Default | Meaning |
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| the log |
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| the BLS index |
|
| day boundaries and meal grouping |
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| minutes between entries that start a new meal |
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| sent to Open Food Facts |
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| listen ports |
| unset | enables |
| unset | adds training days and openGym's weigh-ins to |
| set by the image | the |
Data sources
Bundeslebensmittelschlüssel (BLS), Version 4.0. Max Rubner-Institut (2025), licensed under CC BY 4.0. https://www.blsdb.de/
Open Food Facts, licensed under the Open Database License. https://world.openfoodfacts.org/
License
GPL-3.0. See LICENSE.
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