Macrevo

Eat out guilt-free.

Macrevo tells you what to order so it fits what you have left today, then logs it in one tap.

Coming to the App Store

Questions before then: support@macrevo.app

The numbers are the restaurant’s, not a guess.

Every restaurant item shows where its nutrition came from. Chain menus use the chain’s own published data. When something is an estimate, it says so, in amber.

Chicken Bowl Chipotle
Chipotle nutrition sheet
565 kcal
Grilled Nuggets, 12 ct Chick-fil-A
Chick-fil-A menu page
200 kcal
Chicken stir-fry, described typed in, no label
Estimated nutrition
~480 kcal

Ranked by what still fits.

Set your targets once. With 760 calories left, the app sorts a menu by what fits inside them, with the protein floor in mind, and greys out what does not.

Grilled Nuggets, 12 ct 38g protein
200
Chicken Bowl 45g protein
565
Chicken Burrito over by 215
975

Order it, log it. One tap.

You already chose the dish. Macrevo logs the exact item you ordered, with its macros, instead of sending you to search a database for something close.

Chicken Bowl Lunch, 12:41
Logged
Left today after lunch
195 kcal

Why this exists

I eat out most days. Every tracker I tried treated that like a failure: guess the dish, hope the numbers were close, feel bad either way. Macrevo starts from the menu in front of you and tells you what fits. Eat out, hit your goals, get on with your day.

Billy, who is building Macrevo