Plate on the scale
Take a photo with the display in frame. I read the weight right off it — or type it in.
Calories and macros for real home cooking, a fridge that knows what to make tonight, and activity from your watch — in one place. Set up in 2 minutes.
Now in closed testing with friends. iOS 16+ · Android 9+.
Other trackers make you search for every ingredient, so people quit in a week or two. Here the scale, the camera and I do the boring part.
Take a photo with the display in frame. I read the weight right off it — or type it in.
I name the dish — your own from the fridge too — subtract the plate and work out calories and macros.
One tap and it's in lunch. Added more? Snap again — I'll count only what's new.
Hands in the dough? Say what you ate, bought or are cooking — I'll write it all down.
Save a recipe once. Each time you cook, enter the real ingredient weights and weigh the finished pot — every portion gets its own kcal per 100 g.
The e-fridge tracks what's at home and when it goes off, then suggests a dish that fits what's left of your day. You have 5 of 6 ingredients · 520 kcal per portion.
Steps and workouts come in from Apple Health or Health Connect, and today's goal grows with what you burned.
Gus-Kus isn't built to make money. AI actions cost what the model costs us plus a small margin for servers. Everything else is free.
Log, recipes, fridge, database search and the scale — no credits needed.
New accounts get credits to try photo recognition and the chat — no top-up required.
Every AI action shows up on your balance with its cost. I'll warn you a week before it runs out.
No. Any kitchen scale works — I read the weight from the photo or you type it in. Bluetooth scales are supported too. And without a scale I'll estimate by eye.
Yes — through Apple Health on iPhone and Health Connect on Android. Without a watch the app uses an activity factor from your type of work.
Logging, recipes and the fridge work offline and sync later. Photo recognition and the chat need a connection.
AI keys live only on our servers, never in the app. Your log is yours: export it or delete your account at any time.
No. Gus-Kus gives general nutrition tips for adults 18+. For diets tied to a medical condition, talk to a doctor.