ReceiptCal

ReceiptCal makes nutrition tracking nearly automatic. Instead of manually searching for foods and entering every meal, users can scan grocery or restaurant receipts, upload food photos, or forward supported digital receipts. ReceiptCal identifies the foods purchased or consumed, estimates portions, calories, macronutrients, and other nutrition information, and turns them into structured nutrition logs. The platform combines information from multiple sources—including receipts, food images, restaurant menus, product data, and user corrections—to improve estimates while preventing duplicate meal entries. It can also learn from portion adjustments and eating patterns over time. ReceiptCal is designed to reduce the friction that causes people to stop tracking their nutrition. The goal is simple: capture what you eat with as little manual input as possible while giving you a useful, continuously improving picture of your nutrition. I’d also slightly change your tagline from “Automatic nutrition logging from food receipts” because ReceiptCal has grown beyond receipts; restricting the tagline to receipts now undersells the product.