Add a Meal

Take a photo of your plate, then tap the foods on it. Portions and nutrition are worked out for you — fix anything that looks wrong before saving.

Live camera — point it at your plate, rear camera first.

📸 About photo reading: this version now tries to read your photo with real vision first, then shows you what it found — fix anything that looks wrong before saving. If vision fails, you still tap the foods yourself. Nothing is added until you tap “Add this meal to today.”

Food History

Every meal you've saved, day by day. Nothing is ever overwritten.

Lab Results

Your real bloodwork, kept separately from food. Every result is saved forever — new results never replace old ones.

➕ Add lab results

Test date

Anything else (name: value unit)

Automatic reading of report photos isn't available in this version yet — please type the numbers from the report, and the photo stays attached to the entry so you can check it any time.

🎯 My lab target ranges

Set these with your care team. They decide whether a result shows as in range, low, or high. The starting values are common reference ranges — change them to yours.

Your results

Progress & Graphs

See how your eating and your bloodwork move over time — side by side, never mixed up.

🏅 Your progress

This week

🍽️ What you ate — last 7 days

🧪 Lab trends

Lab to show

🔗 Food & labs together

Food intake and bloodwork are two different measurements. Eating a food does not automatically change a lab result — these views simply help you and your care team spot patterns over time.

🔮 Lab pattern model — estimate, not a lab result

This is a pattern estimate from your own history only. It is NOT a lab result, it does not replace a blood test or your care team, and it must never be used to change a medicine or a dialysis plan. Dialysis, medicines and the timing of a blood draw change labs a lot, so with few labs this card says "not enough data yet" instead of guessing.

Phosphate binder with most meals?

In v1 this is a note only. It is NOT used as a fitted number in the model until enough of your own data exists.

Profile & Settings

Your information, saved on this device until you change it.

👤 About you

Name

Age

Height

Dry weight (kg)

Current weight (kg)

Dialysis frequency

Dialysis schedule

Dietary restrictions

Care team's recommendations

🎯 My daily targets — dialysis starting points

These are dialysis-patient starting points, not general fitness numbers: potassium, phosphorus and sodium kept low, protein kept higher because dialysis removes protein. Typical published dialysis ranges (KDOQI): protein 1.0–1.2 g per kg of dry weight per day, energy 25–30 kcal per kg per day, sodium under 2,300 mg per day, phosphorus around 1,000 mg per day. Your own numbers depend on your labs and weight — your care team sets yours, so change these to what they told you.

Potassium (mg / day)

Phosphorus (mg / day)

Sodium (mg / day)

Protein (g / day)

Calories (kcal / day)

💊 My medicines

List every medicine you take, how many times a day, and tick the box if it is a phosphate binder taken with meals. This is context for the pattern model — it is not used to change any dose.

Medicine name

Times per day

Phosphate binder — take with meals

🩺 My dialysis

Your usual dialysis days and session length. The pattern model uses this schedule to work out how many days had passed since dialysis before each lab — it is a schedule, not a log of sessions you actually had.

Session length (hours)

Usual start time (optional)

💾 Backup & export

Your meals, labs, profile and targets are saved on this device. Download a backup file now and then so you always have a copy.

🔒 Your health information stays on this device — it is not sent anywhere. Food values are estimates based on USDA FoodData Central figures used by kidney diet resources (National Kidney Foundation / American Kidney Fund guidance); your care team's advice always comes first.

Today's Nutrition

Today's score

🍽️ Today's meals

⚖️ Latest weight

🧪 Most recent labs