How

Open the app. Decide what to eat next.

Four buttons and a chat bar. You tap or you type. That's the whole surface.

Built around protein, because protein is the lever. Why that matters →

What you see on open

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What would you like to do?

Setup
Pantry
Check in
Trends

You can tap an option above or send a message.

Photo
Type what you ate and I'll estimate the protein
Send

Tap Setup once to calibrate. After that, the four buttons are how you navigate the day, and the chat bar is always there for logging — a photo, a sentence, whatever's faster in the moment.

The four buttons

Each one does a specific job. None of them are dashboards.

Setup

A short calibration — weight, training, goal — that produces your protein floor: the minimum daily protein that protects muscle while you lose fat.

You tap Setup once. From then on, Check in and Trends both measure against your floor.

Pantry

What you actually have in the house. Suggestions come from here, not from a generic recipe database — so when Alongside recommends a meal, it's a meal you can actually make tonight.

Update it when things change. The suggestions follow.

Check in

Where you stand right now. Protein so far today, what's left, whether you're on track to clear your floor or behind it — in plain language, not a progress ring.

If you're behind, Check in suggests what to do next. If you're on track, it tells you that too, and gets out of the way.

Trends

The longer view. How consistent your protein has been across the week, where the patterns are, what's working and what isn't.

Useful when you want it. Ignorable when you don't.

Logging is just there

You don't navigate to a logging screen. The chat bar is at the bottom of every screen, always.

Snap a photo of your plate and Alongside identifies the protein and estimates the grams. Or type a sentence — "two eggs and a piece of toast" — and it does the same thing. Whichever is faster in the moment.

If something's ambiguous, it asks one clarifying question. Otherwise it logs and moves on.

Still tracking. Just without the spreadsheet.

Four buttons for the day. A chat bar for the moments in between.
That's the whole app.