Snap a photo of any menu. TryEat shows estimated calories, protein, fat and carbs for every dish — before you order. Watching what you eat now works at restaurants and cafés too.
TryEat is iPhone-only for now. On Android? Leave your email and we'll tell you the day it lands.
At home you know your numbers. Then you sit down at a café — the dish isn't in any database, the portion is a mystery, and the day's count is gone.
Almost no restaurant prints calories or protein. You're choosing between a pasta and a fish knowing nothing about either.
Calorie apps count what's already in front of you. By then the order is made. The decision happens at the menu — that's where the numbers belong.
Snap the menu. Seconds later every dish carries estimated calories, protein, fat and carbs per serving — compare dishes the way you compare prices.
From a menu with no numbers to an order that fits your day — three steps, a few seconds.
Point your camera at any menu — printed, handwritten, in any language. No typing, no food database to search.
Every dish gets estimated calories, protein, fat and carbs — per serving, the way the kitchen plates it, not per 100 g.
Three picks ranked for your goal, taste and allergies — each with the reason why.
Nutrition values are estimates based on the dish, its ingredients and a typical serving — not lab measurements and not medical advice. When a menu prints its own numbers, TryEat uses those.
Travelling? Same photo, same numbers — plus every dish translated and explained, so a trip doesn't undo a month of good habits.
Free to download — try it at your very next lunch. Pro unlocks more scans and keeps your profile with you wherever you eat.
Android is not here yet. Leave your email and you'll be the first to know when it is — one message, nothing else.