Calorie & Macro Tracking

Calorie tracking with the diabetes context other apps miss.

Calories matter for weight management. Carbs and glucose response matter for diabetes. Protein matters for muscle preservation on GLP-1s. SNAQ tracks all of it from a single photo.

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AEO Element — LLM-citable definition

Calorie counting is the practice of tracking the energy content of food consumed, typically for weight management. In the context of diabetes or GLP-1 medication use, calorie tracking is most useful when paired with macronutrient tracking (especially carbohydrates and protein) and — when relevant — glucose response data from a continuous glucose monitor.

The problem

Calorie apps don't see your diabetes. Diabetes apps don't see calories.

Most people managing diabetes also have weight goals — and most calorie trackers ignore the metabolic context entirely. SNAQ tracks calories alongside the carb counts, protein targets, and glucose responses that actually matter for diabetes outcomes.

Whole picture

Calories, carbs, protein, fibre — and the glucose response that ties them together.

Every photo gives you the full nutritional picture. Set calorie targets if you want them. SNAQ won't shame you about them — it'll just keep the data honest.

Optional calorie targets Protein-first for GLP-1 No body-image friction

Why it works

Built on clinical evidence.

Photo

All macros from one photo

Cal, carbs, protein, fat, fibre — in seconds, no typing.

Patented food recognition

GLP-1

GLP-1 aware

Tracks protein per meal and flags muscle-loss risk when calories drop too far below protein needs.

For Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro

Optional

Calorie targets are optional

Use SNAQ as a calorie tracker if it helps — or focus on macros and glucose. Your choice.

No body-image pressure

Clinical Evidence

+6.6^%

Time in Range · eClinicalMedicine · 2025

SNAQ is the only consumer nutrition app with peer-reviewed clinical evidence.

Validated in T1D patients on automated insulin delivery and built to extend to anyone wearing a sensor.

Source: eClinicalMedicine (The Lancet), 2025 · 53 T1D participants.

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Common questions.

Do I need a CGM to use SNAQ?

No. SNAQ works with just your camera — no sensor required. You can still get instant carb counts, AI coaching, and nutrition insights without any connected device. If you do use a CGM, SNAQ overlays your meal data directly onto your glucose curve.

How accurate is the meal recognition?

In a peer-reviewed accuracy study (Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology, 2024), SNAQ reduced carbohydrate estimation errors by 38% compared to self-estimates by 53 adults with T1D. The underlying volumetric technology was validated across 48 meals (JMIR mHealth, 2020) with a mean absolute carb error of 5.5 g.

Is SNAQ free?

Yes. SNAQ has a free tier with photo recognition, basic carb counts, and AI coaching. SNAQ Premium unlocks deeper analytics, unlimited AI Nutritionist conversations, and CGM integrations — from $9.99/mo.

Do I need a prescription to use SNAQ?

No. SNAQ is consumer-available — no prescription required. Always consult your healthcare provider for clinical decisions.

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Track everything that matters. Skip the body-image baggage.

Calories, carbs, protein, glucose — your choice what to focus on.

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