Nutrition
AI nutrition tracking without turning dinner into a math problem.
Tell Casey Mills what you ate. She logs the meal, estimates macros and calories, hits your protein target without making you weigh out chicken, and looks at patterns over weeks, not just numbers per meal.
Free · Now on iPhone · Syncs Apple Health, Fitbit & Oura
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What's inside
A nutrition tracker that thinks in patterns
Five ways to log a meal
Type it to Casey, snap a photo, scan today’s camera roll, repeat a usual, or fix the macros after the fact. Whatever you’re holding right now, that’s how you log it.
Today's camera-roll scan
Ask Casey to scan today's photos and she pulls food shots from your camera roll, itemizes what each one is, estimates macros, and asks before saving anything ambiguous. The scan runs when you invoke it, not on a background timer.
Macro split by meal
Breakfast / lunch / dinner / snacks. Each meal shows kcal, protein, carbs, fat, with day-totals at the top of the dashboard card.
Protein streaks
Casey tracks your protein-target hits over rolling 7- and 30-day windows. "You’ve been under on protein 3 of the last 5 Thursdays" is a real reply.
Long-trend charts
Daily kcal vs target, weekly avg macro split, and meal-time histograms, when you eat most of your day’s food.
Pattern recognition, not moralism
Casey doesn’t lecture about a slice of pizza. She watches your week and tells you when something’s actually off-pattern.
Logs from anywhere
Log a meal from the iPhone app, the web app, ChatGPT (via the Custom GPT), or Claude (via MCP). Every entry lands in the same nutrition tracker.
In the app
Practical, judgment-free, specific
Most macro trackers either turn nutrition into a math problem (weigh, scan, compute) or smooth it out so much that the data is useless. Casey does neither. You describe a meal the way you’d describe it to a friend; she estimates, errs slightly conservative, and surfaces patterns when they matter.
“Patterns over individual meals” is the literal Casey quote. A bad day doesn’t do anything. A bad week starts a conversation. A bad month gets a specific recommendation: protein’s low on lifting days, carbs are crashed on Thursdays, dinner timing is moving later and weight isn’t responding the way it was.
Daily kcal target, protein floor, and macro splits are configurable from your goals. Casey won’t moralize. She’ll meet you where you are and tell you what to do next.
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Wellness Project is informational software, not a medical product. AI advisors do not diagnose, treat, or prescribe; for anything clinical, consult a qualified clinician.
