Lose weight without counting a single calorie.
MintChip turns eating well into a game you can actually win. Earn Treat Coins for the good stuff, then spend them on the treats you love — no guilt, no maths, no food diary.
See how it worksComing soon to the App Store · Currently in closed beta
Everything you were dreading, removed.
Most food apps ask you to become an accountant. MintChip asks you to log what you ate.
Earn coins. Spend coins. That's the whole system.
One currency, one weekly balance. Nothing to calculate and nothing to memorise.
Log what you eat
Three ways, whichever is fastest in the moment: snap it, type it, or tap a few chips. Most logs take a couple of seconds.
Earn Treat Coins
Good choices pay out — a home-cooked meal, a day without sugary drinks, a week of showing up. The better the habit, the better the payout.
Spend them on treats
Your weekly Treat Balance is real money in your pocket. Pizza, wine, dessert — you already paid for it, so enjoy it properly.
Built to keep you going, not to grade you.
Your weekly Treat Balance
Set from a short setup questionnaire — never from your weight. Unused coins roll into next week, so a quiet week is never wasted.
Streaks that forgive
Your logging streak tracks showing up, not perfection. Going on holiday or getting ill pauses everything instead of breaking it.
Focus Quests
One small weekly goal at a time, paced to what you're actually doing. Too easy is boring, too hard is discouraging — so it adjusts.
Insights, not scorecards
See what your weeks actually look like — wins, habits, patterns over time. Weight tracking exists, is entirely optional, and is never required.
Milestone badges
A small collectible album for the moments worth marking — first balanced meal, a soda-free choice, a long run of steady weeks.
A coach that has context
Ask why a week went the way it did and get an answer based on what you actually logged, not generic diet advice.
Nothing in MintChip will ever make you feel like you failed.
No red warning states. No "over budget". No "off track". No streak shaming you back into the app. We wrote that rule down before we wrote the code, and the app's copy is tested against it.
A hard week is information, not a verdict. MintChip is designed to still be on your phone in six months — and nobody keeps an app that makes them feel bad about themselves.
MintChip is in closed beta.
We're testing with a small group before the App Store launch. If you'd like a spot, get in touch and tell us a little about yourself.
Ask for a beta invite