A health app built by the people who use it every day

The part we rebuilt is the logging. A photo of the plate, or a sentence spoken into the phone, and the app works out what was on it. The number is an estimate and you can correct it, but it arrives in a few seconds rather than after a search and three portion conversions.

Once that worked, we kept adding the things we were tracking in other apps anyway: workouts, runs with GPS, sleep, water, a fasting timer. They share one history, so a short night shows up next to the following afternoon's snacking instead of sitting in a separate app that never hears about it.

The app is pre-launch. People on the waitlist get in first, and the public ideas board decides most of the next few months of work: anyone can post a request, vote on someone else's and see what we've marked as planned, in progress or shipped.

We answer the contact form ourselves. If a number looks wrong or a screen is confusing, that message reaches the person who wrote the screen.

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