MenuMatched vs Climate Menu

Find the best dish on any menu — matched to your goals, not just guessed. MenuMatched reads restaurant menus for you. Point your camera at a physical menu, paste a link, or scan a nearby resturaunt — and get a full nutrition breakdown for every dish. SCAN ANY MENU • Take a photo of a physical menu • Paste a link to a restaurant's website • Scan a QR code menu MenuMatched extracts every dish and estimates calories, protein, carbs, and fat for each one. FILTER FOR WHAT MATTERS TO YOU Sort and filter any menu by: • High protein • Low calorie • Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and other dietary needs • Price FIND RESTAURANTS NEARBY Discover restaurants around you and see what's worth ordering before you even walk in. TRACK YOUR DAY Log meals from your scans straight to a daily tracker for calories, protein, carbs, and fat — no manual entry required. SAVE YOUR FAVORITES Bookmark menus and dishes you want to come back to. PERSONALIZED TO YOU Tell MenuMatched your goals — lose weight, build muscle, eat healthier, or just find better options — and every recommendation is tuned around that. MenuMatched is built for real restaurant decisions: at the table, menu in hand, trying to figure out what to actually order. No more guessing, no more settling. Auto-renewable subscriptions EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

The Climate Menu shows the climate footprint of a restaurant's menu — before you sit down. Every restaurant on the map gets two independent scores: MENU CLIMATE INDEX (MCI) — a grade from A to E based on the mean kg of CO2e per main course, using published global emission-factor research (Poore & Nemecek, 2018, Science). Two rules stop a menu from buying a good grade with token salads while the steaks stay put: any beef or lamb on the menu caps the grade at C, and having no plant-based main at all caps it at D. CHOICE ARCHITECTURE (0–5) — independent of what's on the menu, this scores how it's laid out: is a plant-based main easy to find, or buried at the bottom of a "vegetarian" ghetto section? WHAT YOU CAN DO • Browse restaurants on a map or a filterable list, sorted by footprint • Tap any restaurant for its full score breakdown, dish by dish, with the reasoning behind each choice-architecture check • Search any address or city to explore a new area • See the original menu a score was based on • Suggest a restaurant that should be added, or flag a correction on one already on the map