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Nutrition tracking that survives a real week

The number you see is what you have left to eat — not what you already ate.

Say what happened — by voice or a line of text — and the rest of the day re-solves itself. No forms. No food-database scavenger hunts. No shame.

  • Forgot breakfast · lunch re-plans
  • Canteen has no chicken · finds the next best fit
  • Every meal has a floor · no 40 g portions
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Prelog
08:12 · morning
kcal remaining today
2,400
of 2,400 · re-solved live
protein 180 / 180 g left
  • nothing logged yet · say it and it lands here
Say what you ate — or plan to eat…
Numbers you'll see in the app — powered by the same allocator.

Reasons people almost don't try it. And why they end up staying.

"Do I need to weigh every gram of food?"
No. Weigh when it matters (breakfast oats, protein at dinner) — for the messy meals, just say what you had. The allocator picks up from where you actually are.
"What if I forget breakfast — or the whole morning?"
That is exactly the point. Say "forgot breakfast" and Prelog re-solves the rest of the day. Nothing turns red. Nothing shames you.
"Is this another calorie-shame app?"
No red numbers about the past. No streaks. No graphs of guilt. Every meal has a floor — under-eating to hit a target is off the table.

What Prelog does differently

Four rules the app never breaks.

Speak, don't search
"Ate 250 g, not 200" — said out loud, logged instantly.
Remaining, not consumed
One primary number: kcal and protein you still have left today.
Floors that hold the line
Every meal has a minimum — no inedible portions to hit a number.
Your rules, remembered
Carbs at dinner? Whey post-workout? Tell it once — it keeps them.
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Your day. Your rules. One conversation.
Stop tracking what happened. Start deciding what's next.
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