Start with a photo
Choose a meal photo or take one in the app. The scan is prepared before analysis.
How it works
Scan it. Spot the drivers. Make a lighter version.
SavorShift starts from the meal in front of you and turns the scan into practical, cautious guidance instead of rigid food logging.
Understand the estimate
See likely calories, macros, and the visible ingredients that drive the estimate.
Build a lighter swap
Turn the same food idea into a lighter recipe you can save and make again.
Popular meal swaps
Start with foods people already search for.
These guides give Google and AI answer engines clear, crawlable examples of what SavorShift helps with.
Lighter chicken alfredo
Keep the creamy pasta idea while reducing the heavy cream and oversized portion.
Lighter burrito bowl
Build a takeout-style bowl around protein, vegetables, and easier sauce choices.
Lighter fried rice
Shift the balance toward vegetables and protein without losing the comfort-food feel.
Product screenshots
From scan to saved recipe.
These are the screens I would lead with on Product Hunt and the App Store.
Availability
Built for iPhone first.
The current release is iOS-only and available in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand. Android and additional regions are not live yet.
What SavorShift does
- Estimates nutrition from visible food.
- Explains likely calorie drivers in plain language.
- Creates lighter recipe options that keep the same food idea.
- Supports saved meal fixes and additional Pro recipe tools.
What it does not do
- It does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment.
- It does not guarantee exact calories from a single photo.
- It does not replace a dietitian or clinician.
- Avoid-food notes are guardrails, not allergen guarantees.