Calorie, Macro & Protein Tracking
Snap. Scanned. Logged.
Photograph a meal and the AI logs calories and macros in seconds. Scan a barcode, or just describe what you ate in a sentence. No database spelunking, no weighing rice at 11pm.
Protein and water sit front and center on the food tab, and your daily targets follow your training phase automatically: start a cut and the numbers tighten the same day. Fair-use limited to 150 AI scans a month, roughly five a day.
“log the meal, jester. an untracked bulk is just a rumor.”
Chad, on the record
Calories from a camera
Point it at the plate. Calories, protein, carbs, and fat come back with an estimate you can adjust. Meal photos back up with your account.
Three ways to log
Scan packaged food, describe a meal in plain words, or shoot the photo. Whichever is fastest wins.
The number that builds muscle
Protein gets its own place at the top with water beside it, so the two totals that matter most never hide behind a pie chart.
Targets that follow the plan
Bulking, cutting, or maintaining, your calorie and macro targets adjust to the phase on your calendar without you touching a thing.
This one comes
with a bully attached.
Free to download on iPhone. One subscription unlocks the whole app, calorie, macro & protein tracking included, plus the four voices that make sure you actually use it.
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