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Measured, not submitted
USDA FoodData Central is laboratory analysis. Crowd-sourced databases are thousands of people typing in numbers from memory. One of those is a foundation you can build a cut on.
Nutrition
Real food data. Not a guess.
Training and eating are one problem. SetPR tracks both against measured USDA values, so the coach can see whether you under-ate the week your squat stalled.
8,000+
USDA foods indexed
Lab
Measured values, not submissions
Micros
Fibre, sodium and iron, not just the big three
0
Entries logged without your confirmation
01The database
Every entry traces back to a lab.
Search resolves against USDA FoodData Central, with branded products ranked alongside foundation foods so a search for a common item returns the common item. Accuracy you can't see is still accuracy you're relying on.
- 01USDA FoodData Central as the source of record
- 02Branded and foundation foods, ranked sensibly
- 03Portions in the units you actually use
- 04Recents and favourites for the meals you repeat
02Photo scans
Point the camera. Confirm the entry.
The slowest part of tracking food is typing it in. A scan reads the plate, proposes the foods and portions, and hands you something to correct rather than something to compose from nothing.
- 01Multi-item plates, not just single foods
- 02Proposed portions you can adjust before saving
- 03Falls back to search when it isn't confident
- 04Nothing is logged without your confirmation
The source
Where the numbers come from.
8,000+
Foods indexed from USDA FoodData Central.
Foundation, survey and branded records.
100%
Of entries resolved against that database, search and scan alike.
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Meals written to your log without an explicit confirm step.
Why it's built this way
Four decisions behind the nutrition layer.
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The scan asks before it logs
Photograph a plate and the model proposes an entry: food, portion, macros. You confirm or correct it. It never writes to your log behind your back.
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Micros come free
The same USDA record that gives you protein gives you fibre, sodium, potassium and iron. There's no reason to throw that away, so SetPR keeps it.
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Targets follow the training
A gaining block and a cut are not the same nutrition problem. Your targets move with the block the coach has you in, instead of sitting at whatever you typed in January.