A better first ten minutes
Most people decide about an app before they ever log anything. So the welcome screen, the sample-meal demo and the scan screen have all been rebuilt, and the rest of that path is next.
What is being built now, what is lined up after it, and what is still just an idea. Treat it as direction rather than a promise: things get reordered, and some get cut. No dates, deliberately.
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Most people decide about an app before they ever log anything. So the welcome screen, the sample-meal demo and the scan screen have all been rebuilt, and the rest of that path is next.
Scan the barcode on a packaged food and pull its nutrition straight in. Faster than photographing a wrapper.
Send your carbs and macros to Apple Health and Android’s Health Connect, so they sit with the rest of your health data.
A cleaner timeline — bigger meal photos, macros and hidden-carb flags at a glance, grouped by day.
Erythritol and allulose barely touch your blood sugar. Maltitol very much does. KetoLens will tell them apart and take that into account in your net carbs.
A nudge while the day is still going, when your eating is trending toward breaking ketosis and there is still time to change what you have for dinner.
Suggestions for what to eat next that actually fit the carbs you have left for the day.
Snap ingredients one photo at a time and KetoLens stitches them into a single meal. For the cooking that a finished plate does not really describe.
A glanceable Ketosis Battery on Apple Watch and Wear OS.
Export your whole history to CSV or PDF, whenever you want it.
This roadmap is shaped by what people actually ask for. Tell us the one thing that would make KetoLens better for you — we read every single one.