Point your camera at a plate.
Get calories and macros back.
Coming soon for iPhone
Shoot the plate and the app names the dishes and estimates calories, protein, fat and carbs. Typing or dictating a description works too.
Scan a package for exact figures. When the product isn't in the database, photograph the nutrition label and it is read instead.
Name what you avoid and each dish is checked against it — including words you add yourself.
These are estimates, not measurements. A photo cannot show how much oil went into a pan, and two portions that look alike can differ by a third. Every number the app produces is editable, and correcting one is a normal part of using it rather than a sign something went wrong.
There is no sign-up, no advertising, and no analytics or tracking SDK. What the app does with your data is written out in full in the privacy policy.