Log food by photo, text, barcode or receipt. Boone tracks your calories, macros and 29 micronutrients, shows how processed your food is, and suggests what to add next.
Free to start. No DNA test needed. Your data is never sold.
Whatever you log, Boone shows you what's really in it: the protein, the vitamins, the hidden ultra-processed bits, and how it all fits what your body needs.
Snap your plate or upload a picture. Boone identifies the food and estimates the portion.
Type it the way you'd say it. No searching item by item.
Scan a product for macros, micronutrients, processing and any ingredients you've asked to avoid.
Scan your supermarket receipt and see a breakdown of everything you bought.
Eat the same thing most days? Repeat meals from your history, and add supplements once so they log every day.
Your daily dashboard shows where you are against targets set by your country's official guidelines for your age and sex.
Scan a product in the shop or your receipt at home, and Boone rates how processed each item is. Then it shows how that adds up across your meals, your day and your week.
Beyond today's numbers, Boone looks at how you eat over time.
Your averages, trends and macro distribution over time.
Your averages, trends and macro distribution over time.
When you eat, your eating window, how long you go overnight without food, and how often you eat late.
Your averages, trends and macro distribution over time.
Boone suggests individual ingredients that fill your gaps, chosen to be close to what you already eat. Add them to your shopping list in a tap.
Tell Boone what you'd rather not eat, whether that's an ingredient you're cutting down on, a lifestyle choice, or additives common in ultra-processed food.
When you scan a product or log a meal, Boone flags where it appears, or might appear, in the ingredients.It's an early heads-up, not a guarantee.
Ingredient information isn't always complete, so always check the label, especially if you have an allergy. Boone isn't a medical device and doesn't replace allergen advice.
Add a profile for everyone at home, each with targets for their own age and sex. Included on the free plan.
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An optional home test adds your nutrigenetic profile. Boone uses it as extra context alongside what you eat, so the advice you get carries more weight where your genetics point the same way.
How the DNA test works