Macro + micronutrient tracking
Nutrient tracking works better when the app keeps the question simple: what do I have left today?
POWR keeps calories, protein, carbs, fat, vitamins, and minerals visible from the same nutrition model so you can decide what to eat next without bouncing between separate screens and data views.
Calories
A daily budget that stays easy to read instead of buried behind charts.
Protein
Visible enough to be useful for high-protein routines, cuts, and muscle gain goals.
Micros
Vitamin and mineral visibility for people who care about nutrient density, not just calorie compliance.
Ingredients
Tracked alongside nutrients so the food itself stays readable, not just the totals.
How it fits together
Every logged meal updates the same day view
The app is designed so photo logging, barcode scanning, and manual entry all feed the same nutrient picture. That shared model keeps the experience coherent: one nutrition surface, not disconnected features.
Goal-oriented
Useful for people trying to hit calorie and macro targets without losing sight of nutrient quality.
Quality-aware
Score context and ingredient detail make it easier to distinguish “fits my macros” from “good food choice.”
Related
Nutrition tracking overview
See the full nutrition product and the boundaries around what the product is not yet.
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AI meal logging
See how photo estimates become real nutrition entries in the day view.
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Food scoring
See how nutrient totals and ingredient signals feed a more explainable score.