EatScan AI Calorie Counter
Not claimedSnap a meal
By Mikhail Sholokhov · Health and fitnessIn short
EatScan AI Calorie Counter lets users photograph a meal and get an estimate of its calories plus protein, fat, and carbs, with a daily diary and weight progress tracking. It suits people who want to log food without typing each ingredient. It stands out for a 7-day trial and a broccoli-themed coach named Brock that helps with meals and goals.
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Snap a meal. EatScan turns the photo into calories and macros — protein, fat, and carbs — so you can stay on plan without typing every ingredient.
WHAT YOU GET • Photo food logging with AI • Daily calories and macro targets • A food diary plus weight progress • Brock, your broccoli coach, for meals and goals
How it works: open the camera, shoot the plate, confirm the estimate, and move on. Change the plan when your goal changes.
A 7-day trial starts in the app. A subscription unlocks full AI logging and premium features. Cancel anytime in Apple Subscriptions.
Terms of Use (EULA): https://typecode.app/eatscan/terms Privacy Policy: https://typecode.app/eatscan/privacy Support: https://typecode.app/eatscan/support
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