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Scan a packet and log it with its Nutri-Score (A–E).
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Search across packaged products, restaurant meals and our own recipes — all in one place.
Scan a packet and log it with its Nutri-Score (A–E).
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Take a photo and let AI detect each item. Approve before logging. 5 free scans, then Premium.
Photograph a menu and get the nutrition for the dishes.
Type the macros yourself, or build a food from its ingredients.
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We work out your real calorie burn from what you ate and how your weight moved, then adjust your targets.
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One number for how the week actually went.
Breakfast frequency, entries per day, time of day.
14-day chart, streaks, trend, best day.
Intake vs burn, deficit or surplus.
How your food is treating your body, in two numbers.
Current phase, what to focus on, best foods.
Your real trend through the daily noise, and where it lands.
How late dinners, caffeine and alcohol affect your sleep.
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Good enough to be useful, not good enough to be a measurement. A photo estimate is strongest on recognisable single foods and weakest on mixed dishes, sauces and anything hidden under something else — the oil a dish was cooked in is genuinely invisible. Use it for speed on ordinary days and a barcode or a weighed entry when precision matters.
Yes, with protein, carbohydrate and fat targets and 16 micronutrients alongside. Protein is kept in front of you rather than buried under the calorie number, because it is the macro most people miss and the one that decides whether logged training turns into muscle.
Yes. The food database covers local and regional dishes rather than only packaged Western products, including Indian meals such as dal, roti and idli, and Spanish dishes such as paella and tortilla, plus restaurant and takeaway meals.
No, and most people who try do not keep it up. Portion estimates and barcode scanning are accurate enough for the decisions you are actually making, and consistency matters far more than precision — a slightly wrong number logged every day beats a perfect number logged for a fortnight.
The food you log changes what the training side shows you. A stalled lift against a fortnight at a large deficit with protein under target is a nutrition problem, and no training app can see it. Holding both in one place is what makes that answerable.
Food logging by search, barcode scanning and restaurant search are free to use, and the app is free to download on iOS and Android. The deeper nutrition analysis and planning tools sit in a paid tier, which varies by country.
