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Can I eat this?
Now you’ll know.

eatoplan shows which meals keep your blood sugar steady and which ones spike you, in plain words, not numbers. Built for real households.

Free to start · no account needed · your data stays on your phone

Not a glucose tracker.
An eating companion.

Other apps count calories or chart numbers you have to decode. eatoplan reads your plate and speaks in words anyone can act on, no medical jargon, no diet guilt.

How it works

Three simple steps, every meal

Plain words. Gentle color.
No charts to decode.

We never say “37g net carbs.” We say a meal keeps you steady, raises you a little, or spikes you. A spike is information, never a failure.

  • Rice + tinola ● Steady
  • Champorado ● Spikes you

Rice Helper

About one fist

A starting portion you can adjust, then watch what your own readings do.

Everything inside

Made to be easy on day one

In the first release

  • Kind, never clinical

    Warm, encouraging language. No shaming, no good food and bad food.

  • Big text and high contrast

    Large tap targets and an accessibility mode for older eyes and shaky hands.

  • Private and offline-first

    Works with no signal, no account. Your data stays on your phone.

Still building

  • Snap and scan

    Photograph your plate and let the app name the food and read the portion.

    Not in the first release
  • Meal planning

    A week of steady meals and an auto-built grocery list, grouped by aisle.

    Not in the first release
  • Share with your doctor

    A calm two-week summary you can hand your doctor as a PDF.

    Not in the first release

Your kitchen

The food on your table, already inside

Real dishes, portioned for real meals, not a generic database of packaged foods. Launching with Filipino cuisine, with more kitchens on the way.

  • Rice
  • Tinola
  • Adobo
  • Sinigang
  • Champorado
  • Pandesal

Why we are building it

eatoplan started at one kitchen table, with a mother managing type 2 diabetes and the same rice, adobo and sinigang every week. The apps we tried counted calories in food she never ate. So we built the one that starts with what is actually on the plate.

Caring, honest, and yours

eatoplan helps you eat smarter. It does not replace your doctor, and it never advises on medicine or insulin. Your meals and readings live on your phone, no login wall, no selling your data.

The honest bits, in full

Not a summary written to sound good. These are the actual documents.