AI Food Coach
Snap food on a scale. AI reads weight + calculates macros.
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Michal

AI Food Coach - Snap food on a scale. AI reads weight + calculates macros.

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Snap food on a kitchen scale — AI reads the display and identifies the food in one photo. No database searching, no manual entry. Barcode scanner for packaged food. Every scan builds the database for everyone. AI coach knows your full context — meals, macros, goals — and gives real advice, not generic tips. Works with any diet. Understands keto when carbs set under 50g. Apple Watch voice logging. HealthKit sync. No account — all data on device. Free (3 scans/day). Premium for unlimited.

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I built this for myself. I moved from powerlifting to road cycling and quickly learned that every extra kilo costs you on climbs. 350W FTP means nothing when lighter riders float past you uphill. Last year I went keto with just an AI chat — dropped 10 kg in 8 weeks, no FTP loss. But tracking meant writing into the chat daily what I ate, checking Apple Watch calories, calculating remaining macros for dinner. Every single day. I never used or even installed a food tracking app before. Instead I built one — designed around how I actually wanted it to work: 📸 One photo logs a meal — AI reads the scale display + identifies the food ⌚ Apple Watch voice logging from your wrist 🤖 AI coach that knows your full context — what you ate, burned, and need for the rest of the day 📊 Dynamic deficit that adjusts to your real activity, not a static number 🔒 No account, no cloud — everything stays on your device What surprised me most: my real weight curve matches the app's estimated loss almost exactly. That's when I knew this works. It's not keto-only — it understands keto when you set carbs under 50g, but works for any diet. Everything else is automatic. 🎁 Exclusive for PH community — 1 month Premium free: → iOS: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ct... → Android: redeem code PRODUCTHUNT in Google Play Try it with your next meal and tell me how close the macros are — I'm genuinely curious how it performs on your food.