SugarRadar - Scanner & Tracker

Sugar is the one number most people never pay attention to. A “healthy” smoothie, a bottled coffee, a spoonful of pasta sauce. Any of them can carry a whole day’s sugar before you notice. SugarRadar puts that number back in your hands. POINT YOUR PHONE. GET THE ANSWER. Aim your camera at a plate, a package, a drink, or a menu, and see how much sugar is really inside in seconds. No barcode to find, no label to decode, no searching. Every item comes back rated from Low to Extreme, with a sugar-cube picture that makes the number easy to feel. SET A GOAL THAT’S YOURS. Keep the World Health Organization’s 25g-a-day guideline, or choose your own. Go tighter for weight loss, lower for closer control, or set a custom target that fits your life. Your daily Sugar Score shows where you stand at a glance, with no math required. A DIARY THAT DOES THE WORK. Send any scan straight into your day, sorted into breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks. Add anything by hand, edit it, or remove it. Your whole day lives on one clean screen. SEE THE BIGGER PICTURE. Across a week, patterns start to show. You’ll see your best days, your rough ones, how often you hit your goal, and where the sugar tends to sneak in. Honest insights that make the next choice easier. FREE TO START. Scan every day, track without limits, keep a full diary, and get your weekly insights. No trial, no card required. SugarRadar Pro adds unlimited scans, 30-day and 90-day trends, deeper meal-pattern insights, and weekly reports. MADE FOR REAL LIFE. Maybe you’re managing diabetes or pre-diabetes, cutting sugar to lose weight, checking your kids’ snacks, eating keto or low-carb, or just curious about what’s really on your plate. Whatever it is, SugarRadar meets you where you eat. YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS. Encrypted in transit, and never sold. Delete your account anytime from Profile → Account → Delete Account, or at sugarradar.com/delete-account. SugarRadar isn’t a medical device and isn’t meant to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. For guidance about your health, talk to your doctor or a registered dietitian. Stop guessing. Start knowing.