Multiple input paths
Photo, barcode, search, or manual. Use whichever fits the meal in front of you.
Nutrition tracking
Log a meal. See your day.
POWR does one thing well. You log what you eat, you see your calories, macros, vitamins, minerals, ingredients, and food-quality signals, and you decide what to eat next. We're honest about what's not in here yet.
Edit before it counts
AI gives you a starting estimate. You correct it. Nutrition data should always be reviewable.
See it clearly
Calories, macros, and micros stay connected. The screen answers: where do I stand right now?
What's inside
What's in the app, and what isn't.
In the app today
- AI photo logging
- Barcode scan and manual entry
- Daily calorie and macro tracking
- Vitamin and mineral detail
- Ingredient-level data
- Saved foods and meals
- Food scoring with methodology
Not yet
- Activity and workout tracking
- Sleep and recovery scoring
- Wearable integrations
- Cycle tracking
- Long-term trend dashboards
Every meal starts the same loop. Snap a photo and POWR estimates the plate, or scan a barcode, search, or enter it by hand. From there you get calories and the full macro split, vitamins and minerals down to the micronutrient, and a breakdown of the ingredients behind each entry. A quality score grades the food itself, so a banana and a candy bar never read as equal calories.
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