What should I eat next?
Four in the afternoon. You ate a late breakfast, skipped lunch, and have a dinner reservation at eight. A traditional tracker shows you a receipt. Açaí shows you a target: 38g of protein, 620 kcal, and iron is the first thing you’re short on. That’s the next meal.
Four steps, one target
Scan what you've eaten so far
Photograph every meal and snack. Açaí extracts every ingredient and returns 245 micronutrients per scan.
Read the real-time deficit ticker
Açaí subtracts intake from your live BMR + activity and shows the deficit or surplus as of this minute.
Check the end-of-day projection
Based on pacing, Açaí forecasts where you'll land by midnight if nothing changes.
Read the next-meal target
Açaí converts the gap into a meal brief: protein in grams, calorie budget, and the top three micronutrients still missing today.
A receipt vs a plan
The problem with seeing only what you already ate is that you’re always reacting to yesterday. If the receipt shows you overshot by 400 calories, the day is already gone. The only lever left is shame.
A projection flips the direction of information. Açaí looks at what’s on your plate so far, how much energy your body has spent today, and what your goal is. It runs that forward to midnight. You see where you’ll land if nothing changes, and how much room you have left.
Then the output is a plan, not a grade. “Next meal: 620 calories, 38 grams of protein, push on iron and magnesium.” That’s a sentence you can execute in a restaurant or at a grocery store. That’s the difference between a tracker and a coach.
Know the next meal before you pick up a menu.
Açaí gives you the target, not a receipt. Download and try it for one real day.