Know what to order before the server comes back.
Photograph the menu. In about 10 seconds, Dishsage names one dish to order for you on GLP-1, with the words to say to your server and two alternatives.
$4.99 a week after your first scan.
Coming soon to Google Play

How it works
Step 1
Tell us how you eat
A few questions: your protein target, your usual appetite, what you avoid. No account, no email.

Step 2
Photograph the menu
Paper, a board, or screenshots of a menu online — up to 4 photos in one scan. We read every dish against your answers.

Step 3
Order with confidence
One dish to order, its protein range, and what to ask for. Log it and Today shows where your protein stands.

What you get
One dish, not a list
We name the one order that fits you best on this menu, then two alternatives if you'd rather.
The words for your server
Every pick comes with what to ask for: the swap, the sauce on the side, the half portion.
Your protein, today
Each logged meal adds to a day ring, so you can see the gap before dinner, not after.
Made for GLP-1
Small portions first
We look for the dishes that give you the most protein in the smallest plate, and say when half is enough.
Your appetite, this meal
Tell us if today's appetite is low or usual, and the picks change with it.
Your restrictions, always
Allergies and what you don't eat are a hard filter. A dish that conflicts is never the pick.
Your data
- No account
- There is no account. The first time this app runs it asks the service for an anonymous install id, keeps that id on your phone and files every server record under it.
- Menu photos
- This app keeps a record of each scan — your profile at that moment, the result and timing — on its own servers for 90 days to run and improve the service. Menu photos are not kept.
- Deleting it
- You can delete everything this app holds about this install at any time from Settings.
Price
$4.99
a week, after your first scan
Billed through Google Play. Cancel any time in your subscriptions.
Questions
What does Dishsage do at a restaurant?
You photograph the menu. Dishsage reads every dish against your protein target, your appetite and what you avoid, names one to order, gives you the words for your server, and adds it to your protein for today once you log it.
Does it work with any menu?
Any menu you can photograph: paper, a board, or screenshots of a menu online. Handwriting and very dim photos read worse; we say so when we couldn't read a line.
What leaves my phone when I scan?
Up to 4 compressed photos of the menu, your medication class, how long you've been on it, appetite level, protein target, dietary restrictions and whether you asked for simpler options, sent to Google Gemini to read the menu.
What happens to my photos and my profile?
There is no account. The first time this app runs it asks the service for an anonymous install id, keeps that id on your phone and files every server record under it. This app keeps a record of each scan — your profile at that moment, the result and timing — on its own servers for 90 days to run and improve the service. Menu photos are not kept. You can delete everything this app holds about this install at any time from Settings.
How much does it cost?
$4.99 a week after your first scan, billed through Google Play. Cancel any time in your Google Play subscriptions. There's no free trial.
Is this medical advice?
This app is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Consult a healthcare professional for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Which phones does it run on?
Android first: Dishsage is coming soon to Google Play. An iPhone version comes after that, and we won't name a date until we have one.