RESTAURANT NUTRITION, WITHOUT THE GUESSWORK
Find the meal.
Hit your macros.
Know the trade-offs.
Build restaurant orders ingredient by ingredient. See calories, protein and sodium update instantly—then find combinations that fit your targets.
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THE DIFFERENCE
Find meals that fit your numbers.
Start with your goals instead of manually guessing which combination might work. Uses the restaurant selected in the builder above.
TWO-MEAL VIEW
Compare, don't guess.
Save two builds in the calculator using comparison A and B, including orders from different restaurants.
Your saved meals
SOURCE-LINKED LOOKUP
Ingredient nutrition table
Inspect every ingredient currently included in the selected restaurant's dataset. Download both catalogs as a CSV for your own comparison.
Source ingredients
| Item / serving | Calories | Protein (g) | Carbs (g) | Fat (g) | Sodium (mg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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PURPOSE-BUILT FOR REAL DECISIONS
More than a calorie counter.
Built for the decisions people actually face when ordering food.
Find by your goals
Search combinations that meet your calories, protein and sodium limits. Empty results remain empty instead of making up nutrition figures.
Find an order →Compare two meals
View the actual change in protein, calories and sodium when you swap restaurants, bases, meats or toppings.
Compare orders →Inspect the source
See serving sizes, source editions and methodology. We distinguish published values from arithmetic and never certify foods as allergen-free.
Read methodology →DEEPER GUIDES
Browse our launch research guides.
These pages focus on distinct planning questions, with source-linked numbers and explicit assumptions.
Chipotle high-protein combinations
Worked bowl examples with standard portions and sodium trade-offs.
Read guide →Chipotle vs QDOBA
Compare like-for-like chicken bowl ingredients without pretending the menus are identical.
Read comparison →READ AND COMPARE
Evidence-led guides for your next order
Discover published ingredient differences and learn to build a meal that matches your questions.
White rice vs brown rice
Identical calories, different sodium at the standard four-ounce serving.
Read the comparison →QDOBAWhich protein changes the macros?
Chicken, carnitas and steak from the November 2026 guide.
See the source data →DATA & ACCURACYWhy calculated totals differ from the plate
Portion sizes, recipe changes, rounded labels and missing ingredients.
Understand the limits →