Carb tracking that takes seconds, not spreadsheets

Whether you’re counting carbs day to day or managing a smaller appetite on a GLP-1 medication, Swoodie gives you the numbers instantly — from a photo, a barcode, or a recipe.

Carb-aware eating runs into the same wall in most apps: every meal means a manual database search. It’s slow, it’s tedious, and it’s the single biggest reason people stop tracking within a week.

Swoodie removes that wall. The AI photo scan estimates carbs, sugar, protein, fat, and calories from a picture of your plate. Barcode scanning covers packaged food. And if you’re on a GLP-1 medication with a reduced appetite, the meal planner can build around a protein floor so you don’t quietly under-eat.

Pain points Swoodie addresses

• Manual carb lookup for every single meal — tedious enough that most people quit
• GLP-1 medications shrink appetite, so it’s easy to under-eat protein without noticing
• Restaurant and home-cooked meals have no barcode, so carbs become a guess
• Generic recipe apps don’t surface carb-heavy ingredients before you cook
• Tracking feels clinical and joyless, so it never becomes a habit

What Swoodie does for carb-aware eaters

• Instant carb counts from a photo

  Snap your plate — Swoodie estimates carbs, sugar, protein, fat, and calories in seconds. No database search.

• Barcode scanning on the free tier

  Scan any packaged product for verified carb and sugar numbers before it goes in the cart.

• Protein-target meal planning

  Set a protein floor — useful on a GLP-1 medication where appetite is low — and the AI meal planner builds around it.

• Lower-carb recipe filters

  Filter the recipe library and Chef AI generation toward lower-carb dishes without hunting.

• Daily dashboard with a clear macro split

  See carbs as a share of your day at a glance, not buried three menus deep.

Quick facts

Make carb tracking something you’ll actually keep doing

Download Swoodie and scan your next meal — carbs, sugar, and macros in seconds, free. Swoodie is a food tracking tool to help you stay aware of what you eat; it isn’t a substitute for guidance from your doctor or dietitian.