How it works

Capture it. Check the meal. Keep going.

Tell Makro what you ate. Check the meal. Then it counts. Fast to capture, easy to correct.

1

Type it, snap it, or scan it

Type a sentence like “2 eggs and toast.” Photograph the plate. Scan a package when that's faster. You do not have to weigh anything first.

2

Review the meal

Makro estimates items, servings, and macros. Change a serving. Drop something you didn't finish. Add the sauce. You stay in control.

3

Tap Log

Nothing is saved until you say so. Then you can see the day, and ask the coach from the log you actually have.

Makro types 2 eggs and toast, reviews the meal, then logs the day
Wed, Aug 26

2 eggs and toast

Review your meal
Egg
1gcarbs13gprotein10gfat
1482 whole
Toast
13gcarbs2gprotein1gfat
701 slice
218 kcalP 15g · C 14g · F 11g
Pick a category
BreakfastLunchDinnerSnack
Log something with Makro…
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The meal

Items, grams, calories. Edit before it counts.

Wed, Aug 26
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Logged

It counts when you tap Log. Not before.

Wed, Aug 26
NutritionWaterExerciseWeight
436kcals
30gProtein
28gCarbs
22gFat
0.0Water
Supplements0 due · 2 saved
Breakfast4 items logged
436kcal
LunchNo items logged
DinnerNo items logged

The day

Calories, protein, carbs, fat. Where you stand, not a verdict.

Hands photographing a noodle bowl

Photo logging

A photo is a starting point you can edit.

Plates, leftovers, packaged food, a receipt if you have one. Makro uses what it can see, then shows you the meal. If the portion looks off, you fix it before it saves.

You stay in control

Useful estimates you can correct.

Mixed dishes and portions are hard. Makro is built to be fast and editable. If it misses, you fix it — you stay in control.

When you want a second look, the coach answers from your log.

A normal weeknight plate of chicken, rice, and broccoli

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