Opening day · readtheplate.com
Point the camera at what you are about to eat. You get calories, protein, carbs and fat from the plate itself. No barcode hunt, no guessing a cup of rice.
About a minute to start · The scan comes back on the spot · 7-day refund if it misses
Grilled chicken thigh, white rice, steamed broccoli. No sauce visible.
Protein 47 g · Carbs 52 g · Fat 18 g
See the breakdown →Most calorie apps sell a database and leave you to search it. Here is the specification.
The plate, from above, in ordinary light. The photo is read and then thrown away. We keep the numbers, not the picture.
Each food named, with a portion in grams, then calories, protein, carbs and fat. Plus a one-line note when the photo is hiding something, like oil or a sauce.
The read comes back in a few seconds. There is no person in the loop and no email to wait on.
Month, quarter or half year. The half-year plan adds a weekly total of what you actually logged, not a meal plan someone else wrote.
Reply to the receipt. No form, no explanation required, no partial credit.
Three plans. Same app. The price is fixed and nothing is upsold once you are inside.
This is the shape of a result. If the writing is vague, you will know before you buy.
310 kcal · Protein 34 g · Carbs 0 g · Fat 18 g
230 kcal · Protein 4 g · Carbs 50 g · Fat 0 g
72 kcal · Protein 5 g · Carbs 8 g · Fat 1 g
No sauce on the plate. If you added oil in the pan, the fat number is low. Confidence: high.
The photo is not stored. The log is. Refundable for 7 days if the reads miss.
Name, email, and how long you want the reader open. About a minute.
From above, the whole plate in frame. The reader names what it can see and estimates the portion.
Calories and macros, meal by meal, for as long as the plan runs.
Good enough to see the plate, not a lab scale. A piece of chicken and a mound of rice read clearly. A creamy sauce, oil in the pan, or food stacked out of sight will move the fat and calorie numbers. The result says so when the photo is hiding something.
No. The photo is sent to the reader, the numbers come back, and the picture is discarded. The log stores the foods and the macros, tied to the plan you paid for.
No. It is a log of what the camera could see. It does not prescribe a diet, diagnose anything, or tell you what you should weigh.
Reply to the receipt within 7 days and you get the full amount back. No form, no explanation required.
You choose a plan and pay by card at the end. Your card details never touch Plate Help. The scanner opens the moment payment clears.
One photo. Four numbers. A log you can look at later.
Choose a plan, from $44.99