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Carbsy

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An iOS app that estimates carbs, macros and glycemic impact of a meal from a photo, voice note or typed description.

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About Carbsy

Carbsy is a carb and macro tracker for iPhone and iPad that starts from a picture of a meal. The user snaps a photo, speaks, or types a description, and the app estimates the carbohydrate content, macronutrients and the likely glycemic impact within seconds, so nobody has to weigh food or search a database for each item.

Estimates can be adjusted by adding an ingredient or changing a portion without starting over, and meals are kept in a simple log that can be scrolled back through. Later versions added a personalized carb and macro plan based on body, activity and goals, customizable macro goals on a dashboard, and improved reading of nutrition labels.

The App Store listing says it is meant for people who are low-carb or keto, managing blood sugar concerns, taking certain medications that affect appetite, or simply curious how meals affect energy. Carbsy is a commercial mobile app from TechForce OU, free to download with in-app purchases, and its figures are estimates rather than medical advice.

Key features

  • Carb and macro estimates from a meal photo
  • Voice and text meal entry
  • Estimated glycemic impact for each meal
  • Editable meals with ingredient and portion changes
  • Scrollable meal log history
  • Personalized carb and macro plan with dashboard

Good fit for

  • →Tracking carbs on a low-carb or keto diet
  • →Understanding how meals affect energy and glucose
  • →Quick logging without weighing food
Tags
carb-tracking
macros
nutrition
glycemic-index
ios
health
food-logging
ai

Carbsy: questions and answers

What is Carbsy used for?
Carbsy is an iOS app that estimates carbs, macros and glycemic impact of a meal from a photo, voice note or typed description. It is a good fit for tracking carbs on a low-carb or keto diet, understanding how meals affect energy and glucose, and quick logging without weighing food.
Is Carbsy free?
Yes. Carbsy has a free plan.
Is Carbsy open source?
No. Carbsy is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include SparkyFitness, Karakeep and NetNewsWire.
What are some alternatives to Carbsy?
Carbsy competes with Calsy, Calfy and Caloria.

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