Logging a dinner is easier when someone at the table is logging it too. You see their entry, you remember yours. They skip a day, you notice. You skip one, they ask.

That's the idea behind Family. Put the people you eat with in one place, and everyone's progress sits side by side.

Add someone

Start on the friends page. Find the person and send a friend request. If they're already a friend, open their menu and choose Add to family. They get a request, and once they accept, you're both in. Try it on the made-up people below.

• JordanAdd friend
• Sam
  Friends ✓

A family holds up to 10 people. Starting one takes Premium. The people you invite join free. If they want Premium of their own, they get 30% off for as long as they're in your family.

One meal, a few plates

Cooked one pot for the table? Take the photo in SeeFood and use Also add to to pick who else ate it. Each person gets the meal on their own calendar, with their own serving size. One photo, no retyping.

Pad Thai

Log for

Me

Also add to

One analysis, saved to each person you pick.

• Sam
  1.0

  0.1

  0.6

  1.1

  1.6

  2.1

  2.6

  3.1

  3.6

  4.1

  4.6

  5.1
• Ana
  1.0

  0.1

  0.6

  1.1

  1.6

  2.1

  2.6

  3.1

  3.6

  4.1

  4.6

  5.1

Check on someone

On Graphs and Insights, use the menu at the top to switch from you to any member. The page now shows their numbers instead of yours. Switch back the same way.

The Family page

Want everyone at once? The Family page lists your members and puts them on the same charts: balance score, calories a day, where the calories come from, and weight. Below the charts you can ask questions like who has the best balance score, or who logged the most days. Here's a sample family with made-up numbers. Hover a name to find that person on every chart.

What everyone can see

Members see each other's calories, weight, balance score, weight goal, graphs and Insights. Nothing else. Your posts, messages and account details stay yours. You can leave any time from the Family page, and your family loses access right away.