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Asken Diet
Free Diet Advice & Calorie Counter

What is Asken Diet?

Asken Diet is a mobile application designed to assist users in managing their diet and achieving health goals. It functions primarily as a calorie counter but provides comprehensive nutritional support by integrating Artificial Intelligence technology with the expertise of in-house nutritionists and dietitians.

The platform enables users to set personalized health goals, easily log meals from a vast database, and track their nutrient intake and overall progress. Asken Diet delivers tailored dietary advice directly to the user's device, aiming to foster healthier habits and empower individuals to take control of their nutritional well-being through consistent monitoring and guidance.

Features

  • AI-Powered Personalized Advice: Combines Artificial Intelligence with nutritionist expertise for tailored dietary recommendations.
  • Extensive Food Database: Easily log meals by searching from a comprehensive database.
  • Nutrient Intake Monitoring: Track nutrient consumption and progress over time.
  • Goal Setting & Personalization: Customize the app according to personal health goals and needs.
  • Daily Tasks: Receive daily prompts to stay on track.
  • Supportive Community Engagement: Connect with other users for motivation and support (iOS only).

Use Cases

  • Tracking daily calorie intake.
  • Monitoring nutrient consumption.
  • Receiving personalized diet recommendations.
  • Setting and achieving weight management or health goals.
  • Learning about healthier eating habits.
  • Logging meals and food intake.

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