Sanctify
SANCTIFY

Nutrition,
Without the Friction

Four ways to log — including just telling Ari what you ate. Every meal you shoot is kept. And your targets adapt to your real data, and to your training and recovery, because they don't happen in isolation.

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Log Your Way

From a quick snap to a detailed breakdown—choose the method that fits your moment. Fast when you need fast. Precise when you want precision.

Snap a Photo

Take a picture of your plate. Ari analyzes it, estimates portions, and logs the macros automatically.

Tell Ari

“A burrito bowl from Chipotle with steak, rice, black beans, guac.” Ari parses the order and matches it to the menu.

A burrito bowl described to Ari in plain language, staged as Lunch with a full macro breakdown and prompts to adjust the portion

Scan Barcode

Packaged foods? Scan the barcode. Instant macro lookup from our database of millions of products.

Quick Log

Had it before? One tap re-logs anything from your previously logged items. Zero friction.

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It Tells You How Sure It Is

Food tracking quietly falls apart on the difference between a known number and a guess — most apps log both the same way. Sanctify labels every item with where its numbers came from.

A logged steak marked as verified against the USDA database, with a raw or cooked weight toggle
Verified · USDA

Whole foods, from the source

Real ingredients resolve against USDA reference data and say so — Beef, short loin, raw. And it asks the question nobody else does: was that weight raw or cooked? Eight ounces means two different meals, and getting it wrong is the most common silent error in tracking.

A staged restaurant meal carrying a badge showing it was matched to that restaurant's published menu
Matched to the menu

Restaurants we hold

When the restaurant is in the database, your meal is matched to its published menu and marked as such — the restaurant's own figures, whether you photographed the plate or just told Ari what you ordered.

An item from a brand not yet in the database, clearly labelled as an estimate with an invitation to enter the label so it is remembered
Estimate — not held yet

And when it doesn't know

No quiet substitution of something similar. It names what it's missing — I don't have Truly yet — marks the numbers as its own estimate, and offers to learn: tap to enter what the label says and it remembers.

You see all of this before anything is logged. Every meal is staged first — provenance labels, per-item macros and all — so you can change a portion, add what you forgot or throw it out. Nothing lands in your day until you say so.

And the database is built rather than scraped — restaurants and brands added one at a time, corrected by the people actually eating the food. Every week the list of things we can log as fact rather than estimate gets longer, and the app never pretends the two are the same.

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A Food Journal You'll Actually Look At

Every meal you shoot is kept — dated, named and costed in macros. Not a spreadsheet of numbers you never reopen, but a record of what you actually ate, that you can scroll back through months later.

A dated grid of previously photographed meals, each labelled with its meal type, calories, protein and the time it was logged

Every meal, kept

Grouped by day, tagged with the meal and its macros. Scroll back and you can see exactly how a month actually went — not a number you have to trust.

A logged meal photo broken into its individual items, each with its own calorie figure and a note that it is an estimate you can correct

Broken down, and correctable

Each plate is split into its parts with its own numbers. Every one is labelled Ari's estimate — tap any number to fix it. It never pretends a guess is a measurement.

A past meal with an I ate this again button, and a note that the restaurant is unknown with an invitation to enter the label so it is remembered

“I ate this again”

One tap re-logs a meal you've had before. And when Ari doesn't know a restaurant it says so — tap to enter what the label says and I'll remember it — so the next time, it does.

04

Calorie Intelligence

Generic calculators guess. Ari learns. Two weeks of real data—weigh-ins, measurements, progress photos—and your calorie targets become surgically precise.

The nutrition dashboard part-way through a day: 2076 of a 2801 calorie target with 724 to go, the macro split, and progress against protein, carbs and fat
Today's meals: a breakfast broken into eggs, toast and steak with per-item macros, and a restaurant lunch beneath it, each with running totals, fibre and net carbs

Start with Science

Initial targets based on your stats, activity level, and goal (lose, maintain, gain). Good enough to start—but it gets better.

Calibrate with Data

Log weigh-ins. Take measurements. Snap progress photos. More data = more accurate targets. Two weeks is the sweet spot.

Adapt Over Time

Metabolism changes. Life happens. Ari continuously adjusts based on your actual results, not a static formula from day one.

⚖️Weigh-ins
📏Measurements
📸Progress Photos
05

Your Guardrails, Always On

Allergies. Intolerances. Diet preferences. Health concerns. Set them once, and Ari guards them everywhere—recipes, saved meals, and every logging suggestion.

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Allergies & Intolerances

Peanuts, gluten, dairy, shellfish—whatever your body can't handle, Ari remembers and filters everything.

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Diet Preferences

Keto, vegan, Mediterranean, carnivore—your eating philosophy is respected in every recommendation.

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Health Concerns

Watching sodium, sugar or anything else? Tell Ari once and it holds that constraint — filtering suggestions and flagging what conflicts. Guidance on managing a condition stays with your clinician.

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Macro Targets

High protein? Low carb? Custom splits? Set your targets and Ari keeps you aligned meal by meal.

The logging sheet: photo, Ari and barcode scan, plus quick access to saved meals, photographed meals and previously logged items

Nutrition Without the Hassle

Four ways to log. A food journal worth keeping. Targets that move with your training and recovery—not in a vacuum.

Download Sanctify on the App Store

Free to download · 7-day free trial · then $12.99/month