
Macro tracking that doesn't suck

Macro tracking that doesn't suck
MacroVision is a mobile application designed for tracking nutritional macros, with a focus on reducing the effort required for meal logging. The app processes food entries through multiple input methods, including barcode scanning, manual search, and receipt image analysis. When a user uploads a photo of a restaurant receipt, the app extracts and logs the nutrition information automatically. Users can also save frequently used meals for quick reuse. The application supports several core functions: barcode scanning for packaged foods, a searchable food database, manual entry for home-cooked meals, and receipt scanning for dining out. It allows users to store and reuse custom meals without re-entering data. The app tracks food logs along with associated nutrition information such as macros, dates, and meal types. Account creation requires an email address or authentication identifiers. MacroVision is intended for individuals who regularly track their nutrition, including bodybuilders, athletes, and anyone seeking to monitor their food intake without spending excessive time on logging. Typical workflow involves selecting an input method (scanning a receipt, scanning a barcode, or searching for a food item), confirming the extracted or selected nutrition data, and saving the log to a daily record. The app aims to build consistency by making the tracking process faster and less burdensome. The application is available on the App Store. It collects account information, food and nutrition data, receipt images uploaded for processing, usage and device information, and feedback or bug reports. Data is used to provide core functionality, process food logs and receipt scans, fix bugs, and improve performance. Authentication and data storage are handled through third-party providers. MacroVision is a trademark of MacroVision, LLC.