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Miso uses nutrition databases, food labels and web lookups where it can. Tap a meal's card in the chat to see where its numbers came from, or that Miso estimated them.
Anytime, day or night. Ask what to eat, tell it what you ate, and stay on track.
Miso is an AI, not a licensed professional, and doesn't replace advice from your doctor or a registered dietitian.
Ask anytime, or send it a restaurant or a menu and it picks what to order, with the rest of your day in mind.
Say or snap what you ate and it's tracked. Miso finds the foods and the nutrition and adds everything to your day. Estimate off? Say so, and it's fixed.

A realistic target and an estimated date for your goal, a meal plan when you ask, and check-ins after meals if you want them. See what's left for the day anytime.
Send a TikTok, Instagram or YouTube video, or a recipe page. Miso saves the recipe and works out nutrition per serving where it can. When a video doesn't show amounts, Miso uses typical ones, says so, and you can change them.
Connect Apple Health or Oura. Ask how you should eat today, and Miso looks at how you slept and moved before it answers, compared with your usual once it has a week of data.
you slept about 5h 40m, a bit under your usual, and readiness is 62, low for you.
you got a 5k run in this morning, so make lunch a solid one: around 35 to 45g of protein, plus some carbs.
Tracking only helps if you believe it. Miso shows where its numbers came from, and your data stays yours.
Miso uses nutrition databases, food labels and web lookups where it can. Tap a meal's card in the chat to see where its numbers came from, or that Miso estimated them.
Numbers from a photo or a rough description are estimates. If one looks off, say so and Miso fixes the meal.
Your food and health data stays yours. Connect Apple Health or Oura when you want, and disconnect whenever you want.
Tell Miso what you ate, snap a photo, and watch your day fill in.