AI meal scanner
AI Meal Scanner for Calories, Protein, Carbs, Fat, and Mixed Plates
Scan food photos with myNutriAI, review editable calorie and macro estimates for US, Indian, and mixed meals, and save meals to a daily nutrition tracker.
Search intent
Built for AI meal scanner
Most calorie trackers still make users search food databases one item at a time. myNutriAI starts with the plate: upload a food photo, get a structured meal estimate, edit portions, and save verified calories and macros to your day.
Try a text estimate
Estimate a meal before you sign up.
Type a real meal and get an editable calorie, protein, carb, and fat estimate. Photo scanning unlocks after signup.
Where myNutriAI helps
Mixed plates
Use the scanner for burrito bowls, thalis, restaurant plates, wraps, sandwiches, salads, pasta bowls, and home-cooked meals with multiple ingredients.
Fast macro checks
Estimate calories, protein, carbs, and fat before deciding what to eat next.
Editable estimates
Adjust detected items and serving sizes before anything counts toward your daily log.
How it works
Upload a meal photo
Take a photo of your food or upload an existing image from your phone.
Review detected food items
myNutriAI breaks the meal into editable line items with calories and macros.
Save and get guidance
The saved meal updates your calorie budget, protein gap, dashboard, recommendations, and coach context.
Frequently asked questions
Is an AI meal scanner accurate enough for tracking?
AI food estimates should be reviewed before saving. myNutriAI is built around editable results so users can correct items, portions, and calories before the meal affects their daily targets.
Can I type a meal instead of using a photo?
Yes. myNutriAI supports both food photos and typed meal descriptions for users who prefer manual logging.
Does the scan update my nutrition goals?
Yes. Once saved, the meal updates calories, protein, carbs, fat, recent meals, and next-meal recommendations.
Make nutrition tracking faster than searching a food database.
Start with one meal, review the estimate, and let myNutriAI build your daily nutrition context from there.
Try myNutriAI