Food and macros, with a coach that knows you.
Beans is the food tracker MyFitnessPal would be if it started in 2025. Log a meal in seconds — by photo, by description, by past habit — and a built-in AI coach reads the week, not just the day. Less guilt math, more useful nudges.
Five of Beans' core moves, caught in the act — logging a meal, scanning a barcode, the AI coach, your trends and your body.
Beans makes logging fast and the feedback actually useful — the bit most trackers get backwards.
Snap a photo, type a description, or scan a barcode. Claude reads it and fills in the calories and macros for you.
Pulls your steps and workouts from Apple Health, adjusts your targets to match, and an AI coach reads the trend across days — not just today.
Everything the old trackers do, without the clutter they were built around.
Buy the guide once and you get the build, the prompts and the working code — ready to run on your own Anthropic API key. Beans isn't a subscription; it's yours to keep and extend.
The exact prompts that took Beans from idea to working app, annotated so you can follow the reasoning at each step.
The full, working build — run it as-is, or fork it to fit the way you work.
Wire it to your own Anthropic key and it's yours to run and extend. No subscription, no lock-in.
Get the full guide and working code for £15 — one purchase, yours to keep and run on your own Anthropic key.