How the Pod works
Start with
what you remember.
Press and hold the Pod, say what you ate, then release. A food name, a portion, and a few details give the planned app a starting point.
“A grilled chicken sandwich, a side of fries, and a glass of lemonade.”
Example description. This page does not record your voice.
Keep the moment.
Come back to it.
The proposed hardware would save the recording locally and transfer it to your phone over Bluetooth. Capturing a recording and confirming a food entry are separate steps.
Local storage, reconnection, and reliable transfer remain development work. Supported phones and operating systems have not been announced.
The details,
in your hands.
A rounded aluminum body, a braided cord, and a quiet light detail. An everyday object, considered from every angle.
A suggestion.
Then your say.
The planned Pod app would suggest foods, amounts, and estimated nutrition. You would check the ingredients and portions, resolve anything unclear, and confirm the meal.
Explore the app illustrationThe detail
behind the total.
A bowl is not a fixed measurement. Homemade recipes vary. A useful food log needs room for that context.
The interface examples show how review could work. Their values are invented; they do not measure the Pod’s accuracy.
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