Add OneOne realistic addition · iPhone
Keep the meal.
Add one thing.
Type what you are already eating. Add One suggests one thing you could put beside it. It never grades the meal.
Sample suggestions require qualified review before public testing.
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- suggestion
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- alternative
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- scores
A three-beat decision
Start with what is already happening.
No new meal plan. No reset. Add One asks what you are having, respects the limits you choose, and offers one small option beside it.
- 01
Say what you are eating
Plain words. Toast, rice bowl, whatever it is.
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Get one suggestion
One thing beside it, and one alternative.
- 03
That is the whole app
No log to keep. No score at the end.
Native local candidate. Sample suggestions require qualified review before public testing. Photo Assist is the only Plus feature; the manual loop and readable data export stay free. Photo Assist drafts editable meal words only after Send and does not identify ingredients or allergens.
The refusal is the product
No judgement hiding behind the suggestion.
Add One does not verify ingredients and makes no allergen-safety guarantee. Exclusions remove suggestions carrying that tag — a convenience filter, not a safety check. Always read the actual label. Add One is not medical or nutritional advice.
- No calories, macros, or nutrients. Not hidden in a menu — not anywhere.
- No grading, scoring, traffic lights, or judgement of what you chose.
- No streaks, and nothing to fall behind on.
- No allergen-safety claim. Exclusions filter suggestions; they are not a safety check.
Plain-language policies
Know what it does — and what it cannot know.
Suggestions and preferences stay simple. The policy pages keep the same limits visible outside the app.