Take a photo, see the numbers
Snap your plate. The AI estimates the carbs in grams and converts them to BE or KE – at the kebab shop, in a restaurant or for grandma's cake. It also tells you where the numbers come from.
The AI estimates, it doesn't measure. Check every value before you save it – the 3-hour check shows you afterwards whether it was right.
Honest when it's unsure
Every photo is estimated twice, and a third time if the answers differ. If the results are far apart, GlucoMatch tells you – instead of faking a certainty that isn't there. If you prefer speed, you can switch it off.
Something off? Just say so.
The AI saw cow's milk, but it was oat milk? Add a quick note and it estimates the same photo again. Up to three times per photo.
The AI knows your habits
Save what's always the same for you – e.g. “coffee always with oat milk” or “bread usually gluten-free”. The AI uses it for every photo where it fits and shows you what it took into account. One tap turns a correction into a preference.
Packaged food? Just scan it.
Scan the barcode, pick the amount – the values come straight from the label, via the free Open Food Facts database. No AI involved. GlucoMatch supports Open Food Facts with a donation every year.
The full picture of your meal
From the same photo, the AI also estimates calories, protein and fat – right in the result and in the 3-hour check.
How fast does it hit your blood?
For every photo, the AI estimates how quickly the carbs are absorbed – fast, medium, slow or delayed, with a rough duration – plus the glycaemic load.
For information only: the app never derives an injection time or a dose from it.
Absorption time & glycaemic load