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From one meal to a clearer day

How Food Radar works

Scan what you eat. Review the nutrition. Get a practical next step built around your goal and your real day.

Start the journey

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Food Radar
A meal ready to be scanned
Point at your meal
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Recognizing the dish

Analyzing ingredients and portions
Recognized meal result Meal recognized
Detected dish Balanced meal
Calories625kcal
Protein24g
Carbs85g
Fat12g
IngredientsVitaminsMinerals
AI COACH Good pace

What to eat next

Your day is balanced. A protein-focused option will help close the gap.

Calories left1,380
Protein left68 g
Wellbeing consideredEnergy 4/5
Your progress Consistency builds results
PDF
Coach reportReady to save and share
Saved recipeAdd again in one tap
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Capture

Show Food Radar what is on your plate.

Take a photo, choose one from your gallery, or describe the meal with text. One simple flow covers everyday meals and foods without a convenient label.

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Analyze

The meal becomes structured nutrition data.

Food Radar recognizes the dish, estimates its ingredients and portions, and turns the result into calories, macros, vitamins, and minerals.

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Review

You stay in control of the result.

Check the detected dish and adjust its name, portions, or ingredients. Nutrition values recalculate so the diary reflects what you actually ate.

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Get guidance

AI Coach turns today's numbers into a next step.

Recommendations consider your calorie and macro targets, weight goal, logged meals, and wellbeing. Save a suitable suggestion directly to your diary.

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Build momentum

Reuse what works and share the bigger picture.

Save recognized meals as recipes, monitor progress over time, and create a readable PDF report with meal previews for your coach or nutrition specialist.

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Your food. Your context. Your direction.

A clearer choice can start with one scan.

Food Radar is available on Android in English, Russian, German, and Kazakh.