Eating out on a GLP-1
Write your rules in plain words, like high protein, nothing fried and small portions. Scan the menu and see the dishes that fit.
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Your rules, your words
High protein, nothing fried, small portions, low sugar, or whatever your own plan says. There is nothing special to set up: you say how you are eating now.
At a restaurant
The dishes that fit come first, each with the reason. When the menu doesn't say enough, you get the question to ask, like "Is the chicken in the shawarma bowl grilled or fried?"
On top of another diet
Add gluten, dairy, an allergy or anything else, and every scan is checked against all of it.
In the grocery aisle
Scan a label to see the ingredients that matter for your rules, with the lesser-known ones explained in plain words.
No barcode needed
Foodwell reads the ingredient list printed on the pack in your hand, not a product database. So it works on store brands, imported food and anything without a barcode, it sees a recipe that has changed, and it works on restaurant menus, which no database covers.
Questions people ask
What should I order at a restaurant on a GLP-1?
That depends on your own plan. Tell Foodwell how you are eating, scan the menu, and it shows the dishes that fit those rules first, each with the reason.
Does it work with Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro or Zepbound?
Foodwell isn't tied to any medication. You write how you are eating, and it finds the dishes that fit.
Can I combine it with another diet or an allergy?
Yes. One profile holds your rules, your diets and your allergies together.
Is Foodwell free?
You can try it free for 3 days. After that, scanning needs a subscription, which you can cancel anytime.