Reading your plate…
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How the Meal Lens works
You take a photo; the Lens identifies the foods, sizes the portions, and estimates calories, protein, carbs, and fat, then adds a one-line read. The photo is processed in-flight and immediately discarded — nothing is stored, nothing is shared.
It is an estimate, not a lab. A photo can't see oil in the pan or sugar in a sauce — use the context box for what the camera can't know, and treat the numbers as a compass, not a scale. For daily targets, run the macro calculator.
Photo estimates are directional and vary with angle, lighting, and hidden ingredients. Not medical, dosing, or nutritional advice.