How it works

Three steps.
About a minute a meal.

Scan, track, coach. The loop that closes the gap between "I think I eat okay" and knowing.

01

Step one

Scan the meal. Not the calories.

Open the camera, point at your plate or a barcode. The app breaks the meal into the ingredients it sees, lets you edit the portions, and matches each item to its nutrient profile from real national databases.

  • Photo, barcode, or search.
  • Cooked and raw kept separate.
  • Edit before saving.
02

Step two

Watch the picture build through the day.

Every meal adds to a running nutrient picture, not a single calorie line. By dinner you can see exactly where you landed, which RDAs you closed, and which ones still need help.

  • 140+ nutrients live, not at end of day.
  • RDA targets adapt to your wearables.
  • Weekly trend, not daily guilt.
03

Step three

Ask the coach. Get food, not lectures.

Short on iron? Magnesium? Coach reads your last thirty days, knows what you actually eat, and suggests dinners that close the gap. No supplements, no diet plans you won't follow.

  • Trained on your real intake.
  • Suggests food, not pills.
  • Answers in seconds.

A day on the app

What the loop looks like when it's actually working.

08:12

Breakfast scanned.

Oats, blueberries, walnut. The app already flags low B12 for the day. Coach suggests a yogurt swap.

13:40

Lunch saved.

Wearable shows yesterday's run pushed iron need up. Lunch fixed half the gap. Three nutrients still short.

19:05

Coach answers.

"Dinner that closes today's gaps?" Two recipes suggested. One takes fifteen minutes.

Ready

Run the loop once.
You'll feel the difference.