Point your camera at the food. IMIGZ reads the plate and estimates calories and macros in seconds — an estimate you can adjust, then it lands in today's count.
Craft your IMIGZAI SCAN
Point your camera at the plate; IMIGZ returns the foods it sees, portion estimates, calories and macros, each checked against USDA values.
A photo estimate can be off by 20–40%, and big portions read small. The app says so up front, so you know exactly what to double-check.
Edit any food, portion, or number, or set how many of an item you had. The estimate gets you most of the way; you have the final say before anything is logged.
The photo goes to our server and Google's Gemini API for the estimate, with no name or email attached. Google may keep it up to 55 days to catch misuse, and never uses it to train its models.
If a scan fails, you get retry and manual-entry options — the feature stays fully usable even without AI.
Saved meals flow into your calorie count and macros automatically, and always match the Today dashboard.
The estimate comes back itemized — every food and number editable before it lands in your day.
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