Protein
82g
Arc logs what it can ground, flags what it can’t, notices what repeated.
Every calorie app thinks in cups, not roti, katori, and dal.
You log for four days, then stop opening the app.
Nothing remembers what you wrote last week.
Nothing notices what keeps repeating.
It wasn’t discipline. You needed a journal that sticks, and notices.
If you can send a text, you can use Arc.
“2 roti, dal, gym ho gaya.” No barcodes, no database scroll.
Food and gym, grounded numbers where it can. When it isn’t sure, it says so.
What you logged, and what repeated.
No database to search, no fields to fill, no converting your thali into cups. Type it however it comes out. Arc understands Indian food, portions, and Hinglish, and replies instantly.
Meals, lifts, notes, day-by-day, timestamped. Look back anytime.
Language on top. Rules you can check underneath.
Most apps hand you a confident number and hope you don't check. Arc matches your food against a real Indian nutrition database, and when a dish or a portion looks off, it flags it instead of quietly wrecking your day's total.
A journal that understands, remembers, and notices.
What you wrote last week stays with Arc, so logging doesn’t start from zero every time.
End-of-day notice: what was logged and what showed up again.
When a dish or portion looks off, Arc says so, instead of quietly wrecking your day’s total.
Sign in with your email. Your journal stays saved and private between every visit.
No card. No trial countdown. Building it with people who actually log.
While we’re in early access.
We’ll open when the remember/notice loop is real enough to use.
Write your first day when we’re ready. No forms.
You’re on the list. We’ll open when the remember/notice loop is real enough to use.