ProteinGauge Pro

ProteinGauge Pro

Personal protein food log

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 2, 2026
  • September 3, 2026

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ProteinGauge is a personal food log. The hero number is grams of protein. Energy, carbs and fat ride with it. • Floor shows today's protein, kcal against your Energy kcal mark, protein/carbs/fat versus marks, Protein Debt, and eaten plates in AM Feed, Mid Feed, PM Feed and Shake • Hunt searches Open Food Facts by name. The bundled local shelf still answers if the wire is quiet • Read shoots a still of a barcode, then Confirm plate before lookup. You can also type or paste a barcode • Load plate sets portion grams, a feed slot, and Eaten today or a date up to 14 days ahead. Load this plate writes the set. Pin to want rack saves the plate • Ledger lists eaten sets by slot. Prev, Today and Next change the day. Swipe Delete drops a set • Ahead lists planned plates for the next 14 days. Tap a row to Eat this set today • Want holds pinned plates. Log or Plan opens Load plate. Swipe Delete removes a pin • Lift marks lift days. A lift day adds 30 g to the protein mark. Unhit protein carries as Protein Debt for two days • Marks writes Protein g, Energy kcal, Carbs g and Fat g, re-runs the briefing, resets the rack, or opens Contact A four-page briefing (Protein first, Hunt or read, Lift days raise the bar, Set your marks) runs once. Skip with defaults writes factory marks. Nutrition data comes from Open Food Facts, a public database. This is a personal food log, not medical advice. The food log, marks, lift days and catalog cache stay on the device.
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What's New in ProteinGauge Pro

1.1

September 3, 2026

- Redesigned sparse and placeholder-heavy screens with clearer hierarchy - Resolved edge cases in onboarding that could leave incomplete setup