Coming soon to the App Store
Pick a restaurant. FoodLana finds its real menu and tells you exactly what fits your diet — and what to skip.
iPhone · iOS 15.1 or later · No account required
FoodLana was built for one person first — so the whole thing is designed around fewer taps, no setup, and type you can read across a dim dining room.
Choose keto, paleo, Mediterranean, vegan, vegetarian or another plan. Add allergy notes and goals if you want to. That's the entire setup.
Search a name, a city, a cuisine or a ZIP code — or tap Near me. Not sure yet? Suggest for me ranks nearby spots against your diet, closest first.
FoodLana finds that restaurant's real menu, then streams back top dish picks with reasoning, items to avoid, smart substitutions, and tips for ordering.
Type-ahead search by name, free-text search by city, cuisine or ZIP, or use your current location. An interactive map sits right in the screen.
Can't decide? FoodLana ranks the restaurants around you against your diet and gives each one a one-line reason — sorted nearest first.
Not a vague "this place is fine." Specific dishes to order, specific dishes to skip, and the substitution to ask for that makes a dish work.
Keep scrolling and more places load. The search radius widens as you go instead of stopping at a handful of results.
Every place you've looked up stays in History. Save the dishes that worked to Favorites, grouped by city, so travel gets easier each trip.
Track weight over time, and ask the built-in coach the questions that come up between meals. Both stay on your phone.
Most apps like this ask you to sign up so they can store your profile on their servers. FoodLana doesn't. Your diet, your history, your favorites, your weight log and your coach conversations are all written to storage on your own iPhone.
The server exists for exactly one reason: it holds the API keys that let the app search menus and maps, because keys can't safely ship inside an app. It stores nothing about anyone.
The trade-off, stated plainly: because nothing is stored on a server, your data doesn't sync between devices, and it's gone if you delete the app.
Restaurant recipes are proprietary, portions vary by location and by shift, and nobody outside that kitchen knows the real numbers. Any figure an app showed you for a restaurant dish would be invented. FoodLana would rather tell you which dish fits your diet and why than hand you a confident number that isn't true.
Email is the fastest way to reach us, and it reaches a person. Please include your iPhone model, your iOS version, and the name of the restaurant if the issue involves a specific one.
hello@prawngroup.com
We aim to reply within 2 business days.
iPhone running iOS 15.1 or later. An internet connection is needed to look up menus. iPad is not supported at this time.