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Smarter eating starts here.

Talk to Alma like a friend. No endless scrolling or calorie counting, just smart guidance that transforms how you eat.

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The easiest way to track what you eat. Period.

No tedious meal entry. Just talk, snap, or type—Alma does the math so you don’t have to. Unless you like math, in which case… carry on.

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Track your food. Get answers. Eat smarter.

Three questions: 1. I've been dragging at the gym lately. Any idea why? 2. Can you give me a dinner recommendation to hit my calorie goal? 3. Have I been eating too many carbohydrates lately?

Alma isn’t just a tracker—it’s that friend who actually knows things. Ask about your nutrition, and get real insights, not just vibes.

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Make each day better than the last with Alma Score.

Each day, Alma gives your nutrition a score—like a report card, but without the existential dread. Plus, you get simple tips to keep improving.

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Nutrition as unique as you are.

Tell Alma what matters to you—your goals, your taste, your undying love for peanut butter—and watch it learn, adapt, and actually get you.

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Real food. Real people. Real results.

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F.A.Q.

  • Most apps track what you eat. Alma actually helps you eat better.

    We use AI to make tracking effortless, offer insights that actually feel useful, and help you build habits that stick—without the guilt trips.

  • Look, if you sneak a cracker at midnight, we’re not sending the food police.

    Seriously though—tracking isn’t about obsessing over every bite. It’s about seeing the bigger picture. You can’t improve what you don’t measure, but measuring should be easy (which is why Alma makes it really easy).

    The goal isn’t just calorie counting—it’s about understanding your habits, making better choices, and ultimately, eating in a way that works for you.

  • Yep—whether you want to eat more protein, lose weight, gain muscle, or just stop staring at the fridge wondering what to eat, Alma’s got you.

    We help you track effortlessly, spot patterns in your habits, and make changes that actually stick—without the guilt trips.

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