From photo to nutrition
Take a photo or pick one from your library. You get the dish name and each food item, with grams and calories.
Point your camera at your plate. CarboLens names every item, estimates the grams, and adds up calories, protein, carbs and fat in seconds.
Built around a photo, because it's the fastest way to log a meal.
Take a photo or pick one from your library. You get the dish name and each food item, with grams and calories.
Daily calories and macros from a few questions about you and your goal, refined by AI, with a short note explaining why.
Classic, keto, vegan or vegetarian: your macro split follows your diet.
Daily totals, a macro breakdown, your weight trend and the date you're on track to reach your goal.
An optional reminder at the time you choose, to keep the habit going.
Answer a short quiz about your body, goal, pace, activity and diet. Your daily plan is ready right away.
Tap +, take a photo, and watch the meal turn into items, grams and macros as the AI works.
Calories left, macro rings and your meal list update with every scan. Share a meal card if you like.
Each meal adds to your rings for the day, so you can see what you still have room for before dinner. One color per macro, everywhere in the app.
Yes, it's free right now. There's a daily limit on AI meal scans, and it resets every day.
The AI estimates what it can see in the photo. Hidden oils, sauces or exact portions can't be seen, so treat the numbers as a close guide. When the AI is less sure, the app asks you to check the portions.
No. CarboLens is for general wellness. If you're pregnant, under 18, have a medical condition or a history of eating disorders, talk to a doctor before changing your diet.
With your Apple account on iPhone, or your Google account. No new password to remember.
English, Ukrainian, German, Spanish and Polish, including the meal names the AI writes for you.
Any time, in Profile → Delete your account. Your photos, meals and progress are removed. See our Privacy Policy for details.
CarboLens is coming soon to iPhone and Android.