It tells you when it's guessing
Every scanned item carries a confidence, so a clearly identified chicken breast and an ambiguous sauce aren't presented as equally certain. You correct the second one and move on.
Feature: nutrition
Log the plate, not the spreadsheet.
Point the camera at your food and it comes back as items, each with calories, protein, carbs, fat and fibre, a serving size, and how sure it is. Fix what it got wrong, keep what it got right, save.
iPhone and Apple Watch · Android and Wear OS in beta
- Scan a meal and get itemised macros back, each with a confidence score.
- Barcode and manual search for the times that's faster.
- Hydration tracked in the same place, not a separate app you'll forget.
- Calorie and macro targets without a lecture attached.
- All of it sits on the same week as your training.
How it fits together
It tells you when it's guessing
Next to the training it fuelled
Meals, macros and water sit on the same week as your sessions, so a question like why Thursday felt awful has somewhere to be answered.
Three ways in
Photo, barcode or search. Use whichever is quickest for what's in front of you rather than being forced down one path.
Targets, not judgement
Set calorie, macro and hydration goals alongside your training. No streak guilt or food lectures.
Questions
Before you switch.
How accurate is the meal scanning?
Accurate enough to be worth using, and honest about when it isn't. Each item comes back with a confidence score so you know which ones to check, and you can correct anything before it saves.
Can I scan barcodes?
Yes. Barcode and manual search are both there for the times they're faster than a photo.
Does hydration live here too?
Yes. Water tracking sits with food and training rather than in a separate app, with its own daily target.
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