Your plate, scored.
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Point it at dinner.
An iPhone app that scores your meal for one goal, like clearer skin or better sleep, and shows the one swap that would lift it.
Join the waitlistPeppers, sliced
84Good for your goal
Scored for Clear Skin
One swap: a drizzle of olive oil, about 87
Sample label.
Mint
Gnocchi
Mince
Tomato sauce
Snap the plate.
Point your phone at whatever you're eating. Homemade, takeaway or a canteen tray.
It reads what's there.
Gnocchi, mince, tomato sauce and mint. You check the list and fix anything it got wrong.
Then it scores it.
For your goal only, with the reasons beside the number.
And finds one swap.
The change most likely to lift it. Same dish, small enough to actually do.
Gnocchi, mince and tomato
55Fair, with an easy lift
Scored for Clear Skin
- Tomato and herbs help
- Fatty mince weighs on it
- Mostly refined flour
One swap: lean turkey mince instead, about 63
Sample label.
Made by two students.
Pricing
| Free | Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| £0 | £9.99 a month | |
| Scans a day | 2, or 3 on your first day | Up to 30 |
| Swaps per meal | One | Every one |
| Restaurant menus | Not included | Ranked for your goal |
| Voice notes | Not included | Say what you ate |
| Recipes | 5 for your goal | All of them |
| History | Last 3 days | Everything |
Fair questions
Is this calorie counting?
No. Calories are optional, and you can switch them off for good.
Where does the score come from?
From a written rubric for your goal, in code. The AI names the food and explains the result, but it doesn't pick the number.
What if it can't tell?
It says so. You confirm the ingredients first, and if a goal can't be scored you see a dash, not a guess.
Can it read a restaurant menu?
On Pro. Photograph the menu and it ranks the dishes for your goal before you order.
What happens to my photos?
They're stored privately for your history and deleted with the meal or your account.
