Take a photo of your food, a label, or a recipe and get a full breakdown of calories, macros, vitamins, minerals, and more.
Available on iOS and Android.
Most nutrition apps stop at calories, protein, carbs, and fat. But your body depends on far more than that to function well.
Vitamins. Minerals. Hydration. These are the pieces that actually shape how you feel day to day. Yet they're often buried, ignored, or difficult to track.
BeanThere brings the full picture into focus. See your nutrition clearly, understand what your body is really getting, and make smarter decisions without turning food tracking into a full-time job.
Scan a label, photograph a meal, snap a recipe, or enter details manually, and let BeanThere take it from there.
Photograph your meal, food label, or recipe and automatically extract calories, macros, vitamins, and minerals — or log entries manually.
Turn your favorite meals into quick adds. Recurring foods take seconds to log — and you can share them with friends.
Go beyond macros. Monitor vitamins, minerals, hydration, and nutrient balance with science-based or custom daily targets.
Customize graphs and progress trackers for the nutrients and habits that matter most — then share your layouts with others.
Add friends, share meals, and keep each other accountable with shared dashboards and progress.
Receive personalized tips based on your goals and nutrient patterns, and unlock achievements as you build healthier habits.
Point your camera at a nutrition label, recipe, or meal — or add an entry manually.
AI identifies ingredients, then cross-references USDA FoodData Central for verified nutrition — vitamins, minerals, macros, and more.
See your progress, hit your goals, and get tips tailored to your patterns.
Nutrition data cross-referenced against the USDA FoodData Central database. The US government's authoritative source of verified nutritional data, covering over 1 million foods.
I studied Health Sciences, focusing on Nutrition and Biochemistry. I understood the science and knew which nutrients mattered and why.
But when I became a vegetarian, I still found myself iron deficient.
That experience made something really clear to me… even when you know what you're doing, actually tracking your full nutrition day to day can be harder than it should be.
Most apps focus on calories and macros, which are helpful, but they only tell part of the story.
So I decided to bring together my background in nutrition and my work in software to build something that makes the full picture easier to see.
BeanThere is built from that place… because I've been there too.
— Adam, Founder
Nutrition tracking, simplified — available on iOS and Android