Berry overnight oats
Oats · berries · yogurt
Mix oats + yogurt. Chill.
Top with berries.
Why this: oats + berries add fiber and variety.
A LITTLE PHOTO. A FULLER PICTURE.
AI nutrition analysis. One photo.
Calories, macros and your
daily log.
DoseDyno estimates calories and macros from your food photo. Review the saved result and adjust portions in your daily log.
A meal comes into a phone camera. Rice, salmon, and salad are identified. An example meal record shows an estimated 484 calories, 48 grams of carbohydrates, 32 grams of protein, and 18 grams of fat.
FOR THE FOOD YOU LOVE.
AND THE LIFE YOU LIVE.
YOUR ROUTINE, IN THE PICTURE.
A few bottles. A little clarity.
Keep your supplements
together.
Photograph visible supplement labels. Review each product and its printed bottle count, then track what you take.
Several supplement bottles become separate product records. Example printed label counts are 60, 90, and 120. Review the label information before saving. Photos do not reveal pills hidden inside a bottle. Next, the illustrative demo combines a logged lunch of rice, salmon, and salad with supplement intake explicitly marked as taken. It prepares a Daily Insight report with an illustrative nutrition score of 7.8 out of 10. The evaluation: salmon brings protein and rice adds energy. The next focus is more fiber and plant variety. Try oats with berries at breakfast, or chickpeas with greens at lunch. Two recipe cards then appear inside the report. Berry overnight oats: oats, berries and yogurt. Mix oats and yogurt, chill, then top with berries. Lemony chickpea bowl: cooked chickpeas, greens and lemon. Toss together. Finally, a notification says your summary and recipe ideas are ready.
03 / FROM YOUR DAY TO WHAT'S NEXT
A logged lunch. Supplements marked as taken. A daily picture, brought together.
7.8 / 10 Nutrition score · Pro · illustrative example
Salmon brings protein. Rice adds energy. Your next focus: more fiber and plant variety. Your score reflects logged intake, including supplements marked as taken.
Add a little fiber with oats and berries at breakfast, or chickpeas with greens at lunch. Here are two recipe ideas around that focus.
Oats · berries · yogurt
Mix oats and yogurt, chill, then top with berries.
Why this: oats and berries add fiber and variety.
Chickpeas · greens · lemon
Toss cooked chickpeas with greens and lemon.
Why this: a simple way to add legumes to lunch.
✓ Your insight + recipes are ready.
Illustrative insight + recipes
Meal-photo estimates, calories and macronutrients. Supplements and a daily nutrition summary. One place to review what you record.
Calories and nutrients from your logged intake, brought together in one place.
Illustrative daily totalsA simple history of the things you choose to record. Ready whenever you want to look back.
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DoseDyno is an AI nutrition analysis app for iPhone and iPad. It estimates calories and macronutrients from meal photos, reads visible supplement labels, and keeps your meals and supplements in one daily log. Start with our food photo nutrition analysis guide.
Yes. A photo can include several foods. DoseDyno estimates the meal's nutrition and brings it into your daily log. Photos are estimates; ingredients and portions can be difficult to judge visually. A completed meal estimate is saved to your daily log. Review the detected foods and adjust the saved portions as needed.
A photo-based result is an estimate. Hidden oils, sauces, ingredients, cooking methods and serving sizes can change the result. DoseDyno lets you review the analysis and adjust portions; it does not measure a meal in a laboratory. See what a photo can and cannot tell you.
DoseDyno reads visible product labels and printed package counts to help start your inventory. It cannot see how many pills remain inside a closed bottle. Review each label, adjust the inventory as needed, and log what you take.
DoseDyno is available on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. It requires iOS 17.0 or later, or iPadOS 17.0 or later. English and Korean are supported in the app.
Photo analysis uses cloud and AI processing. You control what you choose to log and can request account deletion. Read the Privacy Policy for the services involved, retention, and your choices.
No. DoseDyno offers informational nutrition estimates and tracking. It does not diagnose conditions or replace advice from a qualified clinician or pharmacist.