Fast, flexible logging
Snap a photo, type a quick description, or mix both. KarbCoach turns messy, real-world meals into a structured log so you can get back to your day in seconds.
Snap a meal photo or describe what you ate. KarbCoach estimates a non-clinical Karb Score (relative carb impact), gives you a rough macro breakdown, shows how your day is shaping up, and suggests easy swaps—so you can focus on living your life, not on spreadsheets.
KarbCoach provides approximate, educational estimates only. It does not measure blood glucose, diagnose conditions, or replace professional medical advice.
Quick capture, approximate nutrition, and low-spike guidance—without getting lost in the details.
Snap a photo, type a quick description, or mix both. KarbCoach turns messy, real-world meals into a structured log so you can get back to your day in seconds.
See an approximate breakdown of carbs, protein, fat, and calories along with a non-clinical Karb Score that reflects the meal’s relative carb impact—not actual grams or glucose values.
Track how your meals stack up across the day. Spot which choices tend to align better with your goals, and which ones push your overall carb impact higher.
Edit foods, portions, and assumptions just by asking—no manual database digging required.
Logged too much rice or forgot the avocado? Just say things like “make that ½ cup of rice” or “add a side salad,” and KarbCoach updates the log and estimates.
Ask for alternatives—“swap the fries for something lower impact” or “suggest a higher-protein option”—and see how the non-clinical Karb Score and rough macros shift.
KarbCoach surfaces patterns that look more “low-spike” for you, while letting you keep your own culture, budget, and preferences. It’s guidance, not a rigid diet.
All estimates are generated by AI models and food databases and are inherently imprecise. They’re meant to help you experiment with habits—not to provide medical, diagnostic, or treatment decisions.
Take a quick picture of your plate, glance at the non-clinical Karb Score and rough macros, make small tweaks if you want, and move on with your morning.
See your running day view—where your choices have been lighter or heavier—and use it to decide whether dinner should be more carb-dense or more moderate.
Review which meals scored closer to your target range, adjust old habits, and let the future you benefit from today’s experiments.
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