CES 2026: Garmin had the nerve to launch a food-tracking feature in Las Vegas

Las Vegas might not have invented the buffet, but it did perfect it. Instead, it revealed it is adding food (and calorie) tracking to its Connect app . It combines AI image recognition with a rich food database, so you can monitor your calorie and nutrient intake without leaving the app -- and even log some food through its watches. The food tracking works similarly to existing apps like MyFitnessPal, Noom, LifeSum and many others. Still, Garmin hopes to make its companion app the best place for tracking nutrition without having to leave its app - and tying it into your other fitness goals. This makes sense in a few ways.