Track what you eat in Indy — from Mass Ave brunch spots to Fountain Square taco joints. Free forever, no shame ever.
Try It Free How It WorksAskBeforeYouEat works anywhere in Indianapolis — Broad Ripple, Carmel, downtown, Fishers, wherever you eat. It's a web app that runs in your phone's browser. No download. No account creation hassle. Just open it and start.
Had a breaded pork tenderloin sandwich at Workingman's Friend? A sugar cream pie slice after dinner? Just type what you ate in your own words:
"I had a pork tenderloin sandwich, fries, and a sweet tea"
The AI handles the rest — calories, protein, fat, carbs. It fits into your personalized calorie target, which the Prime# algorithm calculates based on your body and your goal.
No subscription. No premium tier. While other calorie trackers charge $80–$200/year, AskBeforeYouEat is completely free — always.
Local Indy favorites, chain restaurants, home cooking, food trucks at the City Market — just describe it and the AI figures out the nutrition.
Had a big race day meal after the Indy Mini? Your moving average trend barely moves. One day doesn't define your progress.
No red bars. No guilt. No "you went over" warnings. Just calm awareness of what you're eating — and a trend that tells the real story.
Indianapolis has a food scene worth knowing about. Here's roughly what some local favorites look like calorie-wise:
Breaded Pork Tenderloin Sandwich — The Indiana classic. A generous breaded and fried tenderloin on a bun runs about 700–900 calories. It's a lot, but it's also a real meal — and it barely registers on your weekly trend.
St. Elmo Shrimp Cocktail — That famous horseradish-forward cocktail sauce makes this one of the more figure-friendly indulgences. About 200–250 calories for the appetizer.
Sugar Cream Pie (a slice) — Indiana's state pie comes in at about 350–400 calories per slice. Knowing that doesn't mean avoiding it — it means enjoying it with awareness.
Milktooth Brunch — Portions vary, but a typical brunch plate from one of Indy's celebrated spots runs 500–800 calories. Worth every one when you're being intentional about your day.
With AskBeforeYouEat, you don't need to memorize any of this. Just say what you had and the AI does the work.
Yes, completely free. No subscription, no premium tier, no hidden costs. It's built by TruePrime AI as a wellness tool that should be accessible to everyone in Indianapolis and beyond.
Yes. Describe any meal from any Indianapolis restaurant in plain language and the AI calculates the nutrition. It works with local spots, chains, food trucks, and home cooking.
No download needed. AskBeforeYouEat is a Progressive Web App — open it in your phone's browser and you're ready. You can add it to your home screen for easy access, but there's nothing to install from an app store.
AskBeforeYouEat uses natural language (just say what you ate), is completely free (MFP Premium is $80/year), has no shame-based UI (no red bars), and uses a personalized Prime# algorithm that adapts to your body. See the full comparison.
No download. No credit card. No guilt. Just ask before you eat.
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