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Version 1.0.23 · 2026-10-27
What's new: * Bugs fixed
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The store currently lists version 1.0.23, updated 2026-10-27.








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You've tried every calorie counter. You quit because typing everything is a chore.
Our AI food tracker turns any photo into an instant macro breakdown.
No database. No manual entry. Just snap food calories and log your meal by photo.
Our AI has been trained on millions of meals. It recognizes your homemade pasta, your restaurant portion, your coffee. It even estimates portion sizes, so you can ditch the food scale. This isn't just a food scanner; it's a truly automatic food log.
AI FOOD SCANNER
Stop searching databases. Just point your camera to scan a meal for nutrition info. Your complete food diary is created automatically from photos.
COMPLETE MACRO TRACKER
Go beyond calories. Get an instant macro breakdown of protein, carbs, and fat for every meal, helping you hit your specific fitness and health goals.…
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