Overview
- The feature is live in Garmin Connect, offering calorie and macronutrient goals with personalized targets based on user profile and measured activity.
- Food can be logged via a global database, barcode scanning, AI photo recognition, manual entry, and saved custom foods or meals.
- Compatible Garmin watches show quick nutrition overviews and let users log favorite or recent items, with voice access on select models.
- Active Intelligence provides AI-generated insights that relate nutrition to sleep and workouts, alongside daily, weekly, monthly and annual summaries and a performance dashboard.
- Access requires the $6.99-per-month Connect+ plan, with a 30-day free trial for new users and a limited 14-day re-trial; early reviews praise convenience but report photo-based portion estimates often miss the mark, which Garmin says it aims to improve.