SnackScan
See the cost of any nutrition label as minutes of exercise.
What it does
Skip the calorie math. SnackScan shows you the "exercise cost" of any nutrition label and snack in minutes of walking, jogging, or cycling, or your preferred exercise. Personalised estimates, private scanning, works offline. Built by a nutritionist.
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