Home cooking.
A plate you made. It reads the parts and estimates each.
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(photo of the plate) Lunch
Calories from a photo
of your plate.
"Can I send a photo of my food and get the calories and the day's total?" Yes. Photograph the plate and send it.
Try it freeSee it happen ↓The short answer.
Photograph the plate and send it. You get the estimate, calories and protein, and the running total for the day against your goal. Tell it your goal once. It is an estimate from a photo, so it will be off by some, and it tells you when it is unsure.
What happens.
The chat on the left. What it produced on the right.
(photo of the plate) LunchSalmon with roast potatoes and salad, about 620 kcal and 42 g protein. Today so far 1,180 kcal, about 820 left to your goal.
The day so farHandled
Breakfast560
Lunch620
Left820
1,180 of 2,000 kcalprotein 71 g
One photo per meal. On Sunday you get the week: average, best day, protein.
Where it fits.
Four situations people use this for every week.
Restaurants.
A dish and the menu name if you know it.
Packaged food.
Photograph the label and the portion; it reads both.
The week.
Sunday evening: the picture of the week, in one message.
Afterwards.
The first message is never the last. Three things people write in the weeks that follow.
1
"Goal 1,800 from Monday."
The total recalculates from that day.
2
"How much protein this week?"
Answered from the log.
3
"Log 200 kcal, a bun."
No photo needed for the small things.
What it needs.
Nothing to connect. Say your daily goal once. It is not medical advice; for a diet with a doctor, use their numbers and ask Handled to track against them.
Questions people ask.
How accurate is it?
An estimate from a photo, usually within a reasonable range. It says when it is unsure and asks about hidden things like oil or sauce.
Can I correct it?
Say the real number and it uses that.
Does it do protein, carbs and fat?
Yes, when you ask for them.
Can I export the log?
Yes, as a file, any time.
Is this medical advice?
No. For a diet with a doctor, use their numbers and let Handled track against them.
Does the photo count against the free plan?
One photo is one message. Five a day on the free plan.
Photograph your next meal.
Send it with one word. The estimate and the day's total come back in seconds. Free to try, no app to install.