Why this exists
Calorie tracking should not feel like data entry
Most trackers expect users to search databases, estimate portions, and navigate forms every time they eat or exercise. That friction makes consistency hard.
Natural-language calorie tracking for everyday use
A web app for logging food and workouts in natural language, then turning messy input into structured calorie tracking and daily balance.
Why this exists
Most trackers expect users to search databases, estimate portions, and navigate forms every time they eat or exercise. That friction makes consistency hard.
What I built
Calorie Flow turns rough text into structured entries, then connects that flow to onboarding, dashboard summaries, history views, and user preferences so the experience remains simple after the first session.
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