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Know exactly what's on your plate

Snap a photo of any meal and get calories, protein, carbs, fat, sodium and more in seconds. No searching, no manual logging.

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How it works

Three steps, zero manual logging

Step 1

Snap a photo

Take a picture of your plate, or upload one from your camera roll.

Step 2

AI reads your plate

Our model identifies each food item and estimates its portion size.

Step 3

Get your breakdown

See calories, protein, carbs, fiber, sugar, fat, sodium and more for every item, instantly.

Features

Everything you need, nothing you don't

Instant analysis

No manual search or barcode scanning. Just a photo and a few seconds.

Full macro breakdown

Calories, protein, carbs, fat and sugar for every item on your plate.

Built for accuracy

Handles mixed dishes by breaking them into components, with a confidence rating on every estimate.

Why NutraSnap

Nutrition tracking that doesn't feel like homework

Most calorie trackers ask you to search a database, guess a portion size, and log every ingredient by hand. NutraSnap skips all of that — point your camera at a plate and our AI vision model identifies each item, estimates its portion, and works out the full nutrition profile in seconds.

Every scan goes beyond calories. You'll see protein, carbs, fiber, sugar, fat, saturated fat, sodium, and cholesterol — plus vitamins and minerals when we're confident in the estimate. Each meal also gets an AI health score out of 100, so you get a quick read on how balanced a meal is without doing the math yourself.

Set a diet focus — keto, high protein, Mediterranean, vegan, and more — and your health score adapts to reflect it. Your account page tracks calories and macros against your daily goals automatically, so progress builds in the background every time you scan.

Portion size from a single photo is inherently an estimate, not a lab measurement — that's why every item comes with a confidence rating, so you always know how much to trust each number.

FAQ

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