Question 1

What is Food Replay?

Accepted Answer

Food Replay is a kids' nutrition app for ages 4–13. Children snap, say or type what they eat, charge six body powers and a water drop, and unlock a bedtime story written from that day's meals, starring their own hero, buddy and pet. Parents get a plain-language weekly report and choose what the story gently encourages.

Question 2

What ages is it for?

Accepted Answer

Children aged 4 to 13. The app adapts how it talks: younger children hear Nova read things aloud, older children read for themselves.

Question 3

How does my child log a meal?

Accepted Answer

Three ways: Snap it (a photo of the plate), Say it (“porridge and a banana”, turned into text on the phone itself) or Type it. Logging takes seconds and a four-year-old can do it alone.

Question 4

Is it a calorie counter or a diet app?

Accepted Answer

No. Calories and weight are never shown to children, and the word diet doesn't appear. Six powers (Brain, Shield, Muscles, Tummy, Bones and Energy) and a water drop simply charge as the day's meals add protein, carbs, fibre, calcium, iron, zinc and vitamins.

Question 5

How does the bedtime story work?

Accepted Answer

Each meal logged adds to that night's story: breakfast and lunch each add a scene and dinner adds the last line. The story unlocks after dinner and stars your child's hero, buddy and pet. More about stories.

Question 6

Will it help my child try foods they refuse?

Accepted Answer

That is what the food to befriend is for. Pick a food your child usually pushes away and, over about two weeks, the story characters meet it, play with it, cook it and finally taste it. Your child is never pressured to eat anything.

Question 7

Is there a family leaderboard?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the weekly family race. Points come from effort, never from what anyone ate; tiers never drop; and it's visible only inside your family. How the race works.

Question 8

Is there a weekly family story?

Accepted Answer

Not yet. A Sunday story starring the whole family is being built now.

Question 9

How much screen time does it take?

Accepted Answer

A few minutes a day. A log takes seconds and the bedtime story a few minutes. There's no feed, no endless levels, no autoplay and no ads, so once the story ends there's nothing left to do until breakfast.

Question 10

Does my child have to sign in?

Accepted Answer

No. A grown-up sets everything up and children never sign in. Grown-up areas sit behind a four-digit code and Face ID.

Question 11

Are there ads or purchases for children?

Accepted Answer

No ads anywhere on the kid side, and nothing for a child to buy. Badges and hero gear are earned, never sold.

Question 12

What happens to meal photos and voice?

Accepted Answer

Photos with a person in them are dropped on the phone before upload; food photos are used only to read the meal. Voice is turned into text on the phone itself. Our safety promises.

Question 13

Can I see what my child logs?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every logged meal appears in Approvals on your side, where you can confirm the day in one tap. Unusual entries wait for a grown-up.

Question 14

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

Free to start. The Hero Family plan adds a new bedtime story every night, up to four children and deeper trends, with a 7-day free trial.

Question 15

Which devices are supported?

Accepted Answer

iPhone and iPad, in beta now through TestFlight. Android is launching soon. Device details.

Question 16

Which languages?

Accepted Answer

English for now.

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