Scan, verdict & share
Barcode, label photo, or whole food — a clear call in a second, shareable as a card.
Built for people on GLP-1 medication — trying to lose fat without losing muscle.
Scan any food for a clear Buy / Limit / Avoid verdict tuned to that goal. Every answer carries an evidence grade — how sure the science actually is. If it can't be cited, Susta says so instead of bluffing.
Also tuned for blood sugar, keto, longevity, and everyday healthy eating.
120–170 g · 2–3×/week
Most give a score and walk away, on one formula that can't tell a diabetic from a marathoner. Susta judges for your goal — and shows how sure it is.
I built this for myself.
Three questions came up every day with no good answer: what do I cook tonight, what do I buy at the grocery, and is this actually healthy or am I kidding myself.
And because I shopped without a plan, food expired in the fridge or was never used at all. Wasted money, wasted food.
So I built the thing I wanted to consult. This didn't start as a business.
Jun, founder
Barcode, label photo, or whole food — a clear call in a second, shareable as a card.
Every verdict opens a short, cited lesson — sugar, protein, blood sugar, fasting.
Say what you're craving. The dish keeps its identity; only the glucose-spiking base is swapped.
Ask "can I eat this?" or "what is GLP-1?" Every answer traces to the cited engine, or it refuses.
What you have on hand; what a recipe still needs goes on the shopping list, grouped by dish.
Weight, muscle, glucose and every food you log build a private history — exportable any time.
Susta separates two things every other app blurs: the verdict (what to eat for your goal) and the evidence grade (how strong the science is, A to D). A call resting on preference rather than data is badged a personal standard.
A is a randomised trial; D is contested or thin. It grades the evidence, never how "good" the food is.
Keeps your cuisine intact, swapping only what spikes you — adobo over cauliflower rice, explained.
Verdicts compute on your device; nothing syncs unless you turn on backup. No ads, no analytics, no selling data.
GLP-1, blood sugar, keto, longevity, or everyday — every verdict tunes to it.
Barcode, label, whole food, or your plate.
Open the "why," then cook something in your cuisine that fits.
Log it, track weight and muscle, keep a history you own.
The same honesty the verdicts run on.
Photo estimates of a plate are approximate, not measured. For real numbers, scan the packaged items.
No calls on whether food is still safe to eat. Spoilage is a different discipline, and getting it wrong matters more.
No advice on medication or dosage. That's your doctor's. Susta declines the question rather than answering around it.
Coverage of local and unpackaged foods is still thin. When a food isn't in the base, Susta says so and offers to learn it.
Set your goal, then scan the next thing you eat.