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Yes. MenuScout is a free menu scanner app for iPhone and Android. Point your camera at a printed menu, or upload a screenshot from a delivery app, and the AI reads every dish and gives you a health score, nutrition estimate, and personalized picks in seconds.

Yes. Most restaurant menus list no calories at all. MenuScout estimates calories for every dish from its description — ingredients, preparation, and portion cues — so you get a number at the table without manual research or guesswork. See our guide to checking calories on any menu.

MenuScout scores every item from 0–100 against your personal goals, then ranks the menu so the best-fit dishes rise to the top. Instead of scanning a wall of options, you see at a glance which choices match what you are trying to eat.

Set a goal and the whole menu is scored for it — high protein, low carb or keto, calorie-conscious eating, and dining on a GLP-1 medication like Ozempic or Wegovy. You can change your goal anytime and rescan the same menu.

Yes. There is no database of supported restaurants to worry about — MenuScout reads whatever menu you show it. That includes screenshots from DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub, so it works for both dining out and ordering in.

MenuScout estimates nutrition from the dish description rather than a lab measurement, so the numbers are directional. They are accurate enough to tell a light grilled-salmon plate from a heavy cream-pasta dish — which is the call you actually need to make at the table. Always verify with the restaurant for precise values.

Yes. MenuScout is free to download — try it with 3 scans without an account, then create a free account for 10 scans every month. Pro ($4.99/mo) raises that to 30 scans a month and adds AI chat follow-ups, starting with a 7-day free trial, while Premium ($9.99/mo) gives unlimited scans plus nutrition enrichment and extended AI chat. You can start free and upgrade only if you scan often.