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The food was never really in there
You searched “sambhar” and picked whichever of forty user-submitted guesses looked plausible. Every number after that was fiction, and some part of you knew it.
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Your dal is not in an American calorie database.
Nutrition Cue is built on real Indian food with real portions, and it comes with a real nutritionist who reads your week and tells you what to change.Nutrition Cue is built on real Indian food with real portions, and it comes with a real nutritionist who reads your week and tells you what to change. Not a number and a shrug.
Today
Wed 9 Sep
1,285
of 1,560
Protein41 / 78g
Fibre19 / 30g
Carbs148 / 170g
08:40Poha, sprouts, filter coffee395
13:152 chapati, dal, bhindi, curd590
17:30Chai, 2 biscuits300
Your cue
You are 37g short on protein and it is 6pm. A bowl of curd or a paneer dinner closes most of it.
Measured
Real recipes, weighed. Not guessed from a photo.
Reviewed
A qualified nutritionist, every week.
Indian
Chapatis, sabzis, sambhar, filter coffee.Chapatis, sabzis, sambhar, filter coffee — with the portions people actually serve.
Today
Wed 9 Sep
1,285
of 1,560
Protein41 / 78g
Fibre19 / 30g
Carbs148 / 170g
08:40Poha, sprouts, filter coffee395
13:152 chapati, dal, bhindi, curd590
17:30Chai, 2 biscuits300
Your cue
You are 37g short on protein and it is 6pm. A bowl of curd or a paneer dinner closes most of it.
The honest problem
You have downloaded a calorie app before. You stopped in nine days.
Not because you lack discipline. Because three specific things were wrong with it.It is not because you lack discipline. It is because three specific things were wrong with it.
02
Logging cost more than it gave back
Four taps a meal to be told a number you could not act on. The work was daily and the payoff was theoretical.
03
Nobody was ever going to read it
You kept a diary for an audience of nobody. A chart is not advice, and a streak is not a plan.
What Cue does
Log it in seconds. Get told what to do about it.
Logging
Type it like you would say it
“2 chapati, dal, bhindi, curd” is a complete entry
Or photograph the plate
For when you are out and cannot describe it
An Indian food database
Real recipes, real portions, not 100g abstractions
Your targets
Set from a real intake
Goal, body, activity, what you are managing. Five minutes, once
Daily and weekly, not just daily
One heavy dinner does not ruin anything
Weight and measurements
A trend over months, not one morning’s number
What to do next
Cues, not scolding
Before your next meal, while you can still act
Ask it anything
Answered against your targets, not general advice
What to cook tonight
Fits what you have eaten and what you can eat at all
The part no free app has
A qualified nutritionist actually reads your week.
The AI handles counting, pattern-spotting and the nudge at 6pm. Once a week a real person looks at what you ate, what moved and what did not, and changes your targets.
That is the difference between an app that counts and a plan that adapts. It is also why we are not free.
The AI handles the counting, the pattern-spotting and the nudge at 6pm. Once a week a real person looks at what you ate, what moved and what did not, and changes your targets accordingly.
That is the whole difference between an app that counts and a plan that adapts. It is also why we are not free, and why we are not pretending an algorithm can do this part alone.
Weekly review
1–7 Sep
SH
Shubhangi
NutritionistNutritionist · reviewed Mon 8 Sep
Protein came in under target five days out of six, and it is always the evening that slips. I have moved your protein target earlier in the day rather than raising it — getting 25g at breakfast will be easier than fixing dinner.
Breakfast protein14g → 25g
Daily caloriesunchanged
Evening carbs170g → 150g
Why we built it
One of us had to learn all of this the hard way.
At 21
Shubham was diagnosed with diabetes.
HbA1c of 13.7, where under 5.7 is normal. Sugar after meals hitting 380–390. Forty units of insulin a day, four injections, one before every meal. The nutritionist’s answer ran to pages.
His HbA1c was 13.7, where anything under 5.7 is normal. Blood sugar after meals hit 380–390. Forty units of insulin a day, four injections, one before every meal.
The nutritionist’s answer was a chart running to pages, for seven days. Following it exactly is nearly impossible for anyone with a job.
13.7
HbA1c at diagnosis
40
insulin units a day
Ten months of measuring
Continuous monitors, finger-prick tests, and a chart of every meal.
Which food did what to him, at which hour, in what quantity. Ten months later he was managing it on diet and exercise, without medication, with normal levels.
Nutrition Cue is that process, automated. The measuring, the pattern-finding, the weekly adjustment — done for you instead of learned from scratch.
Shubham’s results are his own and are not a prediction of anyone else’s. Nutrition Cue is not a treatment and does not replace your doctor.
Built for people with something specific to manage.
Diabetes, pre-diabetes, thyroid, PCOS, high cholesterol, or a doctor who told you to change your diet and did not say how. Cue is designed around those constraints rather than treating them as an afterthought to a weight-loss app. If you are here for general fitness, it works for that too — it is just not who we built it for first.
If you are in BengaluruOr skip the logging entirely.
The Healthy Craft delivers fresh, pure vegetarian meals across Indiranagar and nearby areas — planned around the same targets Cue sets for you. Because we cooked them, we know their exact numbers, so those meals log themselves the moment they arrive.
Nothing to type, nothing to photograph, nothing to estimate. Cue is included with a meal plan.
See the meal plans →Logged automatically
Breakfast delivered385
Lunch delivered730
Dinner, 7:30pm640
Only what you eat outside your plan needs logging.
Launching soon
Know what you are eating. Properly, this time.
Cue is live inside The Healthy Craft app today. The standalone version opens shortly, and the waitlist goes first.
We have not set the price yet. It will be an add-on for meal subscribers and a standalone plan for everyone else. The waitlist hears first, before anyone.