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AI-assisted nutrition tracking for families: log shared meals once, split portions, and keep individual goals and privacy. One ad-free household subscription includes four profiles.

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| Website | familymacro.com | stackmail.com |
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| Company | Startup from Denmark · 2026 | — |
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FamilyMacro is an Android nutrition app for parents, couples and families who eat together but need individual food logs. Log a shared meal once, review its calories and macros, then assign portions to the household members who ate it. The FamilyMacro Assistant helps you log food and exercise,...
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