Point. Shoot. Done.
One photo. The AI reads the plate — portions calibrated against what’s in frame.
For people who lift
Calorie tracking that doesn’t flatter you.
Scan any plate. Hit your protein. Earn calories back from training. Brasa tells you the truth about your food — even the cooking oil.
The scan
Point. Shoot. Done.
One photo. The AI reads the plate — portions calibrated against what’s in frame.
It counts what other apps can’t see.
Every item gets a line — including the one nobody logs: the fat your food was cooked in.
Honest verdicts. No participation trophies.
“Good protein. The syrup is 104 empty calories — and it will say so.”
Analyzing plate…
- Protein pancakes ×3340 kcal
- Banana, sliced90 kcal
- Maple syrup, 2 tbsp104 kcal
- Cooking butter (absorbed)60 kcalHidden
Balanced · 6/10
“Good protein. The syrup is 104 empty calories — and it will say so.”
The scan
It catches hidden calories.
- Protein pancakes ×3340 kcal
- Banana, sliced90 kcal
- Maple syrup, 2 tbsp104 kcal
- Cooking butter (absorbed)60 kcalHidden
It counts what other apps can’t see.
Every item gets a line — including the fat your food was cooked in.
Balanced · 6/10
“Good protein. The syrup is 104 empty calories — and it will say so.”
Honest verdicts. No participation trophies.
Every meal gets a score and a straight answer, not a gold star.
Protein first
Built to protect muscle, not just cut weight.
Your protein target is calculated to keep the muscle you trained for — and it sits at the top of the dashboard, not three taps deep. Cut, maintain, or bulk: the plan follows your goal.
Today · Protein
Priority
0/ 164 g
Calories 1,196 / 2,410
Plan: Cut — protein stays high
Workout credits
Training earns calories back.
Log weights, cardio or HIIT in three taps. Burned calories extend today’s budget — the standard MET formula, honestly labeled as the estimate it is.
Push day — upper body48 min · logged in 3 taps
+0kcal
earned back today
Estimate · MET 6.0 × 82 kg × 0.8 h
Bloodwork
Upload your bloodwork. Get the picture.
Photo or PDF — Brasa reads the report, extracts every marker, and flags what’s out of range in plain language. Upload something that isn’t a lab report and it will tell you that too.
Informational only — not medical advice.
Blood panel — March14 markers extracted from PDF
- Vitamin D22 ng/mLLow
- Below range. Common and fixable — talk to a professional about it.
- Ferritin64 ng/mLIn range
- LDL cholesterol128 mg/dLBorderline
Everything else
The rest isn’t an afterthought.
Five ways to log
Photo · 3-shot · video · barcode · voice.
Fix it in one drag
Portion off? The slider recalculates everything.
43 high-protein recipes
Built in. Bookmarkable.
Every day, remembered
The month calendar, tinted by how you landed.
Habla tu idioma
Eight languages — and the AI knows arepas, bibimbap and feijoada.
Your data follows you
Sign in with Apple. Anonymous by default.
Pricing
Simple. Like your training should be.
Yearly
$29.99/year
That’s $2.50 a month. Less than one protein bar.
Weekly
$3.99/week
For the commitment-shy. We get it.
Prices in USD; local pricing shown in the app. Auto-renews until cancelled in your App Store settings. Cancel anytime — we even remind you before the trial ends.
Calorie, macro and health figures are AI estimates for informational use only — not medical advice.
FAQ
Straight answers.
How accurate is the scan?
Honest answer: it’s an estimate — every food scan on earth is. Brasa is built around that truth instead of hiding it: portions are calibrated against objects in frame, hidden calories like cooking oil get their own line, and if the AI misjudged your portion you fix it with one drag of the slider and everything recalculates. No tracker gives you lab numbers from a photo; Brasa gives you the most honest usable number and the tools to correct it.
What happens in the free trial?
Three days of everything, free. We send you a reminder the day before it converts — if it’s not for you, cancel in your App Store settings and you pay nothing. No tricks, no hidden lock-in.
How do I cancel?
Through Apple, like every subscription: Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Brasa. Cancelling stops the renewal; you keep access until the period ends. Refunds are handled by Apple through reportaproblem.apple.com.
Does it understand my food?
Yes — the AI is trained on international cuisine, not just chicken and rice. Arepas, bibimbap, feijoada, tagine, tamales, katsu curry: it knows the typical recipes, not just the names. It ships in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.
What if I photograph something that isn’t food?
It tells you. Brasa refuses to invent a meal from your desk or your dog — you get a “that’s not food” card and one tap to try again. Same for bloodwork: upload a random PDF and it will say it isn’t a lab report.
What happens to my food photos?
They’re sent to our AI providers solely to produce your estimate, are not used to train models, and are not retained beyond processing. Your logs live on your device first, mirrored to your account for backup.
Do I need an account?
No — Brasa works anonymously from the first scan. When you want your data to survive a lost or new iPhone, link your Apple ID with one tap (Settings → Secure my account). We never ask for passwords.
Is my health data private?
Yes. Bloodwork values stay in your account, are never sold, and are never shared with advertisers. Health figures are informational, not medical advice — out-of-range values always come with “talk to a professional.”
Does it work with Apple Health?
Resting heart-rate sync is built and arrives in the first update after launch (it needs its own Apple review cycle).
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. Brasa is iPhone-native (iOS 17+). If the lifters demand it loudly enough, we’ll listen.
Why “Brasa”?
Brasa is the Spanish/Portuguese word for ember — the heat that actually cooks. Less fire show, more heat. That’s the whole product philosophy.
