Made for iPhone
Focused, native, and available in English (US) only.
Set your goal. Learn your rhythm. Take a photo of what you eat. The app uses AI to estimate nutrition, score the meal, and guide the next choice with quiet precision.
You is designed for people who want clarity without noise. It helps you understand how each meal supports your chosen direction, then keeps you moving with measured feedback instead of pressure.
The experience is simple on purpose: choose your objective, set your level, complete your profile, and let meal photos do the work. The app returns an approximate nutritional picture, a score out of 10, and a practical suggestion that keeps the day coherent.
Focused, native, and available in English (US) only.
Useful when you need it, calm when you do not.
Recipes, encouragement, and public community content with clear expectations.
Rings, streaks, and scores behave like the app: calm metrics, no noise — revealed as you move down the page.
Every part of the product is built around alignment. The goal comes first, the meal comes second, and the guidance is always tied back to what the user is actually trying to do.
Start with the direction that matters now, then select your current level and complete a short profile.
Capture what you are about to eat. The app reads the image and turns it into a practical estimate.
Get approximate nutrients, a meal score out of 10, and a short recommendation for the next choice.
Build momentum through visible patterns, thoughtful reminders, and a community that shares recipes and encouragement.
Meal-photo analysis is fast and useful, but still an estimate. It is built to support judgment, not replace it.
The product stays close to its purpose: help users understand meals, protect consistency, and make it easier to keep nutrition aligned with an actual goal.
Each score is framed by the user’s objective rather than a generic standard.
Calories and macros are inferred from images to support daily decisions.
Short suggestions help the next meal make more sense than the last one.
Users can contribute recipes, share wins, and encourage one another publicly.
A native account flow keeps access simple for iPhone users.
Gentle reminders support consistency without turning the app into noise.
You uses OpenAI for meal analysis and Supabase for core app infrastructure. The aim is not clinical certainty. The aim is trusted direction inside a well-designed mobile experience.
It estimates the nutritional profile of a photographed meal, assigns a score, and gives a concise suggestion based on the user’s goal.
It does not provide medical care, diagnosis, or individualized advice from a licensed health professional.
Recipes, motivation, and encouragement belong here. Abuse, harmful conduct, and misleading content do not.
You is intended as a focused subscription experience. Ongoing access supports the AI meal analysis, the private account system, and the community features that make the app useful day after day.
Subscription options include weekly, monthly, and annual plans. Billing and cancellation are handled through Apple using the user’s App Store account settings.
Full plan details belong on the purchase screen inside the app. This site gives a clear public reference point for how the service works.
A few essential answers, kept short.
No. You is currently designed for iPhone only.
No. They are approximate estimates generated from meal photos and should be treated as guidance rather than exact measurement.
No. You is not a medical device and does not replace professional medical or dietary advice.
Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled. Users manage billing and cancellation through Apple in their App Store account settings.
Yes. Users can share recipes and participate in public community spaces, subject to the Community Guidelines and moderation rules.
Visit the Support page or the Account Deletion page for the current process and contact details placeholders.
A clearer goal. A more honest meal log. A community that can encourage without overwhelming the point.