
Velar: Offline AI Diet Tracker
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STOP LOGGING. START LIVING.
90% of people quit diet tracking in 30 days because the UI is garbage. You are wasting your life scrolling through endless databases, or worse, relying on "Photo AI" gimmicks.
Let's be clear: A 2D photo cannot see the oil your food was cooked in. It guesses. It fails. It is inaccurate by design.
Enter Velar. Velar is an ambient health operating system built for speed, accuracy, and absolute privacy. We replaced tedious data entry with intelligent, on-device inference. You type what you ate. We do the math.
NATURAL TEXT. ZERO FRICTION.
Type: "I ate a 12oz ribeye, garlic mashed potatoes, and steamed broccoli." Velar instantly extracts the calories, macros, and micro-data in under 3 seconds. No dropdowns. No endless scrolling. Just results.
100% OFFLINE. DATA SOVEREIGNTY.
Your health data is not a commodity. Velar processes everything natively on your device. Zero external API calls. Zero cloud dependencies. GDPR native by default. What happens on your phone, stays on your phone.
PROGRESSION, AUTOMATED.
A brutalist, distraction-free workout engine. Smart progression based on your exact baseline. No fluff, just the metrics that actually matter, tracked on massive, beautiful radar dashboards.
CORE FEATURES:
Lightning Fast Input: Natural language processing that understands human context without demanding human labor.
Sovereign Architecture: 100% offline processing.
Brutalist UI: A distraction-free, pitch-black aesthetic designed for readability and speed.
Apple Health Sync: Seamlessly reads and writes to your native ecosystem (while remaining completely offline).
You aren't building a better spreadsheet. You are building a better body. Let Velar handle the math.
Download Velar. Master your metrics.
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What's New in Velar
2.2
July 31, 2026
Fixed calorie display – calories logged from the food screen now correctly appear on your home dashboard Workout timers overhauled – timed workouts now save properly, "Finish Early" actually registers, and timers are more reliable General stability – various bug fixes and performance improvements
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