Snap the plate
Keep a fork, hand, or standard plate in frame. It gives nu3 a scale reference for a better portion estimate.
The camera-first food log
Your meal has numbers.
Just take the picture.
nu3 turns a photo into an editable calorie and macro estimate—then saves it to a food log that lives on your phone, not ours.
Coming soon on theApp Store
Coming soon onGoogle Play
See how it works
01 No account
02 Edit every estimate
03 Your log stays local
Snap✳Scan✳Know✳
Snap✳Scan✳Know✳
How it works
Less logging.
More knowing.
From plate to useful numbers in three small moves.
See what it sees
Get the meal, ingredients, portions, macros, confidence, and assumptions—not a mysterious calorie number.
Save, then move on
Correct anything, save in one tap, and see daily totals or weekly patterns. Manual entry is always free.
Designed for real life
An estimate that admits
what it doesn’t know.
Confidence, included
Know where the guesswork is.
nu3 shows its assumptions, so hidden oil or an unclear portion becomes something you can fix—not false precision.
Local by default
Your food log lives on your phone.
No name, email, account, or server-side meal history. Your photo is processed transiently when you ask for an analysis.
Read the plain-English privacy policyYou stay in control
AI suggests.
You decide.
Every name, ingredient, portion, calorie, and macro can be corrected before it joins your log.
Simple pricing
Try the magic.
Keep the useful bits free.
Free
$0forever
Everything you need to track meals by hand, plus three AI scans to see nu3 work.
- 3 lifetime AI photo scans
- Unlimited manual entry
- Daily, weekly, and calendar views
- Targets and data export
nu3 pro
$29.99/ year
For the days when typing every ingredient sounds like exactly the wrong kind of self-care.
- Unlimited AI photo scans
- All estimates, confidence, and assumptions
- Also available at $5.99/month
- Cancel anytime in the App Store
Less admin at lunch
Point. Tap.
That’s lunch logged.
nu3 is in development for iPhone and Android.
nu3 provides estimates for general informational purposes. It is not medical, nutritional, or dietary advice. Estimates from photos are approximate—always verify where accuracy matters.