
Take or upload a photo.
Your home-cooked dinner, lunch out, or something in between.
Scan a meal for estimated nutrition and purine information, find meal ideas, and learn what to track between gout flares.
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Serving size not specified in this example.
FROM PHOTO TO FOOD INSIGHT

Your home-cooked dinner, lunch out, or something in between.
Add the dish name, portion, or ingredients the photo might not show.
Calories, protein, and purine information, with assumptions explained.
Unclear photo? Retake it or add a dish name and ingredient notes before scanning again.
THE GOUT GUIDE
MEAL PLANS
Familiar flavors. Fresh ideas. Meals shaped around your goals.

FILIPINO · MEAL IDEA
A comforting ginger broth with chicken, green papaya, and leafy greens.

SAUDI · MEAL IDEA
Fragrant spiced rice and roasted chicken, with a portion that suits your day.

MEDITERRANEAN · MEAL IDEA
Crunchy cucumber, tomatoes, chickpeas, and a bright squeeze of lemon.
Illustrative meal photography. Your generated plan includes its own estimated nutrition.
A MORE THOUGHTFUL OUTLOOK
Food is one part of the picture. Your hydration, recent symptoms, and health history can help put your choices in context.
A photo or a profile score cannot reliably predict when a gout flare will happen.
No forecast can be calculated from this example.
No recent logged inputs are available to compare.
Recent meals, hydration, symptom history, and uric acid measurements.
The current app uses an onboarding-based rule score, not a clinically validated time-based forecast. This example intentionally shows no predicted risk. Follow your clinician’s advice for gout management.
ROOM TO START. ROOM TO GROW.
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A starting point for everyday food choices.
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