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A 2-minute walk after a carb-heavy meal measurably lowers the glucose spike from it. Sourced now nudges you to take one, 15 minutes after logging. Sourced now watches for a pattern between your sleep and next-day eating — and only speaks up once it's actually proven true for you. Scanning a meal with a clear carb and protein/veg split now suggests the order that lowers the glucose response — same food, same calories. AI scan estimates now show an honest range instead of a single number, for scans without a USDA-grounded citation. Sourced can spot when tonight's meal has a better substitute sitting in your own history — a favorite or a repeat, never a stranger's database entry. Finishing (or missing) a 14-day logging goal now gets an actual moment, not just a quietly updated card. Export your logged meals as a spreadsheet (CSV), alongside the existing JSON export. Plus accessibility improvements: better Dynamic Type scaling, VoiceOver labels, and Reduce Motion support throughout.
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Sourced is an AI calorie counter that doesn't guess. Snap a photo of any meal — AI identifies every food, and real USDA numbers do the math. Calories and macros come from USDA FoodData Central, with a per-item breakdown you can edit in a tap. ACCURATE BY DESIGN • AI food scanner: point your camera at any plate and get every item, portion-estimated • Real lab data — USDA FoodData Central grounding with a "USDA verified" stamp on grounded meals • Same photo, same answer — scans are deterministic, so you can trust the number • See the per-item breakdown and remove anything the AI got wrong; totals recompute instantly • Scan any Nutrition Facts label for exact package numbers — fully offline, never uses an AI scan • Barcode scanner and 1M-food search — free and unlimited • Describe a meal by typing — or just say it: dictation runs on your iPhone, audio is never uploaded METABOLIC HEALTH SCORE — EAT BETTER, NOT JUST LESS Most calorie counters only help you eat less. Sourced gives you one number, 0–100, that rises as your food quality improves — blending food quality, fiber, protein, glucose stability, and your weight trend. Your daily north star. FIBRE, PROTEIN TIMING, AND YOUR OWN BLOOD PRESSURE • Fibre target: about one adult in twenty gets enough of it. Sourced tracks your median against a target derived from your own calorie goal, and says so honestly when your food didn't report it — never a guess. • Protein timing: muscle responds per meal, not per day. See how many of your meals reach the threshold, with the threshold rising after 60. • Blood pressure and salt: log both, and Sourced compares your own higher-sodium days against your own lower ones. A pattern in your own readings — never a prescription, never a diagnosis. BUILT FOR TRAINING, TOO • Fuel timing that reads your workouts from Apple Health — what to eat before a session and after it, never on a fixed clock • Sport-aware targets for runners, cyclists, swimmers and triathletes: carbs, protein, and the nutrients that quietly end seasons (iron, vitamin D, magnesium) • Honest exercise numbers — pool swims and strength sessions are over-counted by wearables, so burn is shown as a range and your budget uses the conservative end • Carb loading, race-week fuelling and hydration, tracked against your real training load PRIVATE BY DESIGN — ZERO DATA COLLECTED No account. No ads. No analytics. Meal photos go to our server only at analysis time and are discarded immediately — never stored. Your log, Health data, and goals stay on your iPhone. EVERYTHING ELSE YOU'D EXPECT • CGM glucose insights: wearing a Stelo, Lingo, Dexcom, or Libre? Every meal ranked by your real 2-hour response (Premium) • Nutri-Score (A–E) and ultra-processed (NOVA) flags on packaged foods • Personalized plan with adaptive TDEE — your budget self-corrects from your real weight trend • Fasting timer, streaks, water, weight trend, analytics, meal reminders, Siri Shortcuts, Apple Health sync • Home-screen widgets, a weekly Sunday Report, and a shareable Nutrition Receipt for every scan • Available in 11 languages, including full Russian and Arabic FREE FOREVER Barcode scanner, label scanner, food search, quick-add, saved foods, plan, dashboard, water, weight, streaks, reminders, Apple Health sync — all unlimited. Plus 3 AI scans per day. PREMIUM Unlimited AI photo + describe scans and full CGM glucose insights. Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends; manage or cancel in Apple ID → Subscriptions. A free trial, when offered, converts to the paid plan if not cancelled before it ends. DISCLAIMER Calorie and macro estimates are educational, not clinical measurements. This app is not a medical device. If you have a condition requiring medical-grade tracking, use the tools your care team prescribed. Privacy policy: https://caloriecountglobal.pages.dev/privacy Terms: https://caloriecountglobal.pages.dev/terms Support: https://caloriecountglobal.pages.dev/support
What's new · 2.2.6
A 2-minute walk after a carb-heavy meal measurably lowers the glucose spike from it. Sourced now nudges you to take one, 15 minutes after logging. Sourced now watches for a pattern between your sleep and next-day eating — and only speaks up once it's actually proven true for you. Scanning a meal with a clear carb and protein/veg split now suggests the order that lowers the glucose response — same food, same calories. AI scan estimates now show an honest range instead of a single number, for scans without a USDA-grounded citation. Sourced can spot when tonight's meal has a better substitute sitting in your own history — a favorite or a repeat, never a stranger's database entry. Finishing (or missing) a 14-day logging goal now gets an actual moment, not just a quietly updated card. Export your logged meals as a spreadsheet (CSV), alongside the existing JSON export. Plus accessibility improvements: better Dynamic Type scaling, VoiceOver labels, and Reduce Motion support throughout.
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