Two GmCat apps are on the way

GmCat is coming to your phone. Two apps are in development, and they now have a home at apps.gmcat.io.

NomCat: snap your snack

Take a photo of your meal and NomCat estimates what's on your plate, including calories, protein, carbohydrates, and sugar. The idea is to make tracking quick enough that you'll actually do it.

We'll be upfront about one thing: estimates from a photo are estimates. Portion sizes are hard to judge from a picture, so NomCat will always let you adjust what it guessed. It's a helpful tool, not medical advice.

Paws: take a break from the scroll

Ever opened an app for "just a minute" and looked up half an hour later, feeling worse? Paws (as in pause) is meant to help with that. It'll offer practical, research-informed techniques for spending less time online, like making apps a little harder to open, batching notifications, and keeping your phone out of the bedroom.

Names and timing

Both names are working titles for now, and neither app has a release date yet. When they're ready to try, you'll hear about it here first, and on @GmCatIO. 📱🐾