01After every meal
Snap it.
See what to eat next.
One photo logs the meal. Vercue tells you what to eat next and how much is left today.
For lifters who stopped progressing
Training hard.
Training hard.
Mirror looks the same?
Take a photo of your meal and Vercue tells you what to eat next. Once a week it picks one small change and checks that it stuck.
You changed your program. You blamed your genetics. But muscle is built from what you eat. Vercue makes that part as easy as a photo.
Same training, more muscle: growth keeps rising with protein up to about 1.6 g per kg a day. Review of 49 studies · Morton et al., 2018
Open a photo from a year ago.Now look in the mirror.
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A year of training. Same mirror.
Early alarms, Sunday meal prep, five sessions a week. And the photo from last year looks almost the same.
02
Counting calories is a second job.
Fifteen minutes to log one homemade dinner. You start with real intent and quit by day three. Every time.
03
Numbers, but no next move.
The app says 1,420 kcal. Great. So what do you eat now? You guess, and the guess is where progress leaks.
Effort was never the missing piece. Knowing what to eat after each meal was.
The old wayWith Vercue
15 minutes typing one meal→One photo or one line of text
Guessing what to eat next→What to eat next, after every meal
“Is any of this working?”→One change a week, checked the next
Why isn’t your body changing?
6 taps. No signup.
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How it works
Snap it.
02Once a week
One small change.
Then a check.
The Weekly Mirror spots one pattern in your meals and gives you one step to try.
03Over time
See what
actually stuck.
Weight trend, protein days and the changes you kept. Calories adjust in small steps.
Logging takes seconds: a photo or one line of text.
Why not just ask ChatGPT?
A chat starts from zero every time you open it. Vercue already knows your goal, every meal you logged and your weight trend, so it tells you what to eat next before you ask.
Compare with
ChatGPT: Starts from zero every chatVercue: Remembers your goal, every meal you logged and your weight trend
ChatGPT: You type out every meal and guess the portionsVercue: A photo or one line of text, and it’s logged
ChatGPT: Answers only when you askVercue: Tells you what to eat next after every meal, without asking
ChatGPT: A different number every time you askVercue: One calorie target that moves in small weekly steps from your real trend
ChatGPT: No follow-upVercue: One small change a week, and a check that it stuck
MyFitnessPal: Suggests the next meal only when you askVercue: Suggests your next meal after every log, without asking
MyFitnessPal: Weekly tips, no check that they stuckVercue: One small change a week, checked the week after
MyFitnessPal: Calorie target doesn’t follow your weight trendVercue: Calorie target follows your real weight trend
MyFitnessPal: Keeps a logging streakVercue: No streaks, no shame when you go over
Both do: log a meal from a photo (a Premium feature in MyFitnessPal).
Cal AI: Shows the numbers, no next mealVercue: Suggests your next meal after every log, without asking
Cal AI: No weekly change, no follow-upVercue: One small change a week, checked the week after
Cal AI: Keeps a logging streakVercue: No streaks, no shame when you go over
Both do: log from a photo, calorie target from your weight trend.
MacroFactor: Shows the numbers, no next mealVercue: Suggests your next meal after every log, without asking
MacroFactor: No weekly change, no follow-upVercue: One small change a week, checked the week after
Both do: log from a photo or text, calorie target from your weight trend, no streaks.
Based on each app’s publicly described features as of September 2026. ChatGPT is a trademark of OpenAI; MyFitnessPal, Cal AI and MacroFactor are trademarks of their respective owners. Vercue is not affiliated with them.
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Simple pricing
Both plans include everything. These are the planned prices — they are not final until launch.
Yearly · best value
$69.99 / year
About $5.83 a month.
Monthly
$11.99 / month
Billed monthly through the App Store.
What’s included
- Know what to eat next, after every mealA suggestion for the next meal and the calories left today.
- One small change a week, and a check that it stuckHow a real coach works: one habit at a time, with follow-up.
- Calories that follow your real progressSmall weekly steps from your weight trend. No panic cuts.
- Log a meal in secondsFrom a photo or one line of text. Fix any number.
- Hit your protein without the mathSuggestions nudge you toward your daily target.
Planned pricing, not final until launch. Cancel anytime in iPhone Settings.
No ads. Your food data is never shared with ad networks.
Before you join
Isn't this just another calorie scanner?
No. The photo is only the input; what you pay for is the decision that comes after it. Vercue tells you what to eat next, picks one small change for the week, and adjusts your calorie target from your real weight trend.
Why not just ask ChatGPT what to eat?
A chatbot starts from zero every time you ask, and you have to type out every meal. Vercue already knows your goal, every meal you logged and your weight trend, tells you what to eat next without being asked, and checks a week later whether last week's change stuck.
Do I have to weigh my food or log every ingredient?
No. One photo or a short text description is enough, and you can edit any number before saving.
How accurate are the photo calorie estimates?
They are estimates, not lab results, and Vercue labels them that way. Hidden oils, sauces and cooking method are the most common misses, which is why weekly goal changes rely on your scale trend rather than on any single photo.
Will tracking make me obsess over food?
Vercue is designed to keep food from turning into math and guilt. There are no streaks, no red numbers and no 'bad food' labels, a missed day gets a welcome back instead of a penalty, and an optional no-numbers mode keeps advice free of math.
How much does Vercue cost?
When Vercue launches in the United States, Premium is planned at $69.99 per year (about $5.83 a month) or $11.99 per month, billed through the App Store. Pricing is not final until launch. There are no ads, and you can cancel anytime in iPhone Settings.
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