AI assistant · MCP

Your assistant can keep the journal.

Plenty of people already describe meals to ChatGPT. The part that does not work is everything after: no daily total, no history, nothing to look back at. Emira runs a remote MCP server, so the assistant you already talk to can write into a real food journal, and read it back.

What the assistant can do.

Five tools, no more. Each one is a deliberate decision about what an external client should be able to reach.

Why this exists

A conversation is a very good interface for describing food and a very bad place to keep a record. It scrolls away, it cannot total a day, and it has no product data to look things up in. It recalls rather than retrieves.

Splitting those jobs is the whole idea. The assistant handles the language; Emira handles the lookup, the arithmetic and the memory. You get to log a meal without opening an app, and still have a journal that is there tomorrow.

Connecting uses OAuth against the same account as the mobile app, with a consent screen listing exactly what is being granted. Authorization codes and tokens are stored as hashes only.

Questions people ask

Can I track food with ChatGPT?
You can describe food to any assistant, but a chat has no daily total and forgets. Connecting Emira over MCP gives the assistant a real journal to write into and read back, so 'what have I had today' has an actual answer.Setup and prompting guide
Which assistants work?
Any MCP client that supports OAuth. The server URL is https://www.emira-foodjournal.com/mcp and you sign in with the same account as the app.Everything Emira connects to
Does the assistant get access to everything?
It gets exactly the five tools listed on this page, after you approve the connection on a consent screen. Access tokens are stored only as hashes.What is stored, and how
Do entries from an assistant look different in the app?
No. They are ordinary entries in your day, editable in the app like any other, and they count towards the same totals.