Page 03 — Features
Features
What the app does, and what it never asks you to do.
What the app does, and what it never asks you to do.
Write the meal the way you’d say it out loud. That is the whole interaction.
“Greggs sausage roll and a coffee”
“Chicken breast, about 200 grams, with roasted veg”
“Porridge with honey and blueberries”
Speak while your hands are in the washing-up. Macronote writes down what you said and works from that.
For when you can’t be bothered typing.
Photograph the plate and we read it back to you as a list of foods. Home cooking, a meal out, a packet from the fridge. All fair game.
Every calorie is traced to something you can go and read yourself.
We read the chains’ own published nutrition pages. A Big Mac is the one McDonald’s describes, not the one a stranger typed in.
Nando’s, Wagamama, McDonald’s, Chipotle, Subway, Chick-fil-A, and hundreds more, all sourced from the restaurants themselves.
Write on the tube, on a plane, in the gym. The page keeps what you wrote and syncs it once there is signal again.
You don’t need a scale. Describe the portion the way you’d describe it to someone else.
“A large bowl” is a size, not a shrug. We read it as one, mark the result as an estimate, and let you change it if it’s wrong.
Plan your week ahead of time. See daily totals before you eat, not after.
Turn a week’s plan into a list you can shop from.
Paste a recipe URL or snap a photo of a recipe. Macronote extracts ingredients and calculates nutrition per serving.
Macronote comes to iOS first, Android after. The waitlist gets one email, the day it’s on the App Store.
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