Tell Graham
what you ate.

Your AI nutrition coach. He logs it, learns your usual meals, and brings them back the same way every time.

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Graham:Morning. What are we eating today?
You:had 6oz chicken breast and half a cup of rice for lunch
Chicken breastlunch
6 oz · 280 kcal
6g fat · 0g carbs · 52g protein
White ricelunch
½ cup · 103 kcal
0g fat · 22g carbs · 2g protein
Graham:Logged to lunch — 383 kcal between them. 1,767 left for the day.
You:oh and I had my breakfast smoothie earlier
Graham:That one’s new. What goes in it?
You:banana, peanut butter, oat milk, scoop of whey
Breakfast smoothiebreakfast
1 serving · 540 kcal
22g fat · 50g carbs · 35g protein
Graham:Logged, and saved — “breakfast smoothie” is a thing now. I’ll remember that next time.
the next day
You:breakfast smoothie
Breakfast smoothiebreakfast
1 serving · 540 kcal
22g fat · 50g carbs · 35g protein
Graham:Same smoothie, logged. If the recipe ever changes, just say so — I’ll keep up.
You:homemade burger and some fries, no idea how big
Homemade burger + friesdinner
1 serving · ~800 kcal
~42g fat · ~70g carbs · ~35g protein
estimate
Graham:Let’s call that ~800 calories — single patty, modest pile of fries. If it was a double or a big plate, just say so.

What it is

Say what you ate5 sec
One sharp question, if neededonce
Your usual meals, learnedfor good
Targets, macros, trendscode
Judgmentnever

How he behaves

Your meals, learned

Teach him your breakfast smoothie once — two words logs it from then on. Tweak the recipe and he keeps up.

Anything beats nothing

Rough guesses welcome; the ~ keeps them honest. No false precision, no scolding.

Three screens, one input

Chat · today · plan. No feeds, no gamification, no recipe libraries.

The math is code

The AI listens; the arithmetic is computed. Your numbers are never a model’s guess.

Questions

What is Graham?

An AI nutrition coach — a calorie-tracking app where the interface is a conversation. You tell him what you ate; he logs it, tracks your weight, and computes your targets in code.

Is Graham AI?

Where it helps, yes: a language model does the listening. The numbers are never AI — targets, totals, and trends are computed in code, and foods you’ve taught him resolve exactly. AI for conversation, code for math.

Do I have to weigh my food?

You don’t have to (but you can). Estimates are first-class citizens — marked with a tilde so the log stays honest about what’s measured and what’s called.

What happens with meals I eat every day?

Graham learns them. Your usual meals resurface the same way every time — and when a recipe changes, telling him once updates it for good. The arithmetic is code, never a model’s guess.

When can I get it?

Soon — Graham is pre-launch. The waitlist below is the front of the line.

Want in?

Graham is nearly ready for his first testers. Leave your email — you’ll get one message, when it’s your turn.