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Version 1.42.9 · 2026-05-26
-Updated app name -Removed gleap support
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NUTRICOACH
A Free AI Calorie Tracking App
Has your current weight loss calorie tracker failed you?
Traditional calorie counting using a database is tedious and could feel like a second job.
While Al photo trackers? Often way off, guessing your meals wrong or overestimating ingredients by double.
That’s why we built Nutricoach AI.
A smarter, faster way to log your meals and stay on track- without the frustration.
How it works:
Step 1: Build your plan
Answer a few lifestyle questions so we can personalize your goals.
Step 2: AI Snap your meals
Just take a photo to log your meal’s calories, macros, and ingredients in seconds.
Step 3: Use Al Describe for trickier dishes
For meals that are complex, hidden, or hard to photograph: like soups, burritos, or drinks. Just type or speak what you ate.…
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-Updated app name -Removed gleap support
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