peaScan or describe a meal
Take a photo, scan a supported barcode, or type what’s on your plate.
Your everyday PCOS companion
Your PCOS tracker.
A little more support.
Scan food, track symptoms and find your next meal with Pea, the PCOS app for iPhone. With optional calorie tracking and Pod, your AI capybara companion.
Meal scanning · Recipes · Symptoms · A companion called Pod
Small steps.
A little company.
A little company.
Meet Pod. He likes food and naps.
Built around PCOSCalories are optionalAvailable on iPhone
01 / How it works
From “what’s for lunch?”
to a useful next step.
Get a little clarity
Read an estimated A–D grade, an explanation and a practical pairing or swap. Adjust ingredients and portions when needed.
Keep your day together
Record how you feel, find a dinner idea, or talk it through with Pod. Come back when it helps.
A meal grade estimates likely blood-sugar impact. It does not measure your blood sugar.
02 / What’s inside
A bit of support.
In the same little place.
PCOS food scanner
Meal scanning, explanations and practical swaps. Calorie tracking only if you choose it.
Symptom & cycle tracking
Check in on energy, mood and symptoms. Record cycle flow and bring your notes to appointments with a visit summary.
Company from Pod
Text or call your AI capybara companion. Keep a garden growing as you build your own routine.
Recipes & meal planning
Browse recipes, plan meals and make a shopping list. Room for preferences, leftovers and real life.
03 / Who it’s for
There’s more than one
way to have a PCOS day.
“I want help with food.”
For women with PCOS who want practical meal ideas and feedback without making calorie counting compulsory.
“I want to keep track.”
For anyone organising everyday symptoms, cycle records and questions for their next appointment.
“I could use some company.”
For people who would like a gentler daily routine, a small garden and an AI companion to talk to.
Pea supports everyday wellbeing. It does not diagnose PCOS, predict fertility or replace your healthcare team.
Free tools · No account needed
A useful next step, right here.
Before you download
A few things worth knowing.
What can I track with Pea?
Keep meal records, daily mood and energy check-ins, symptoms and cycle flow together. Pea records cycle information; it does not predict ovulation or fertility.
Do I have to count calories?
No. Calorie tracking is optional. You can use meal feedback, recipes and check-ins without making calorie totals your focus.
Does a food scan measure blood sugar?
No. Pea estimates a meal’s likely impact from the information you provide. It cannot measure your glucose response. See how food grades work.
Is Pea free?
Pea requires paid access after onboarding. Current plans and any trial terms appear before purchase. The website tools are free and need no account.
Is Pea available on Android?
Pea is currently available for iPhone.
04 / From a Pea user
★★★★★
“AMAZING! This app has made me much more informed and in control of my PCOS journey. It’s so thoughtfully designed and very simple to use. I especially love the scan feature which means I can quickly scan an item when doing my food shop and see how well it rates! Definitely worth it!”
— Pea user
A five-star review from a Pea user. Individual experience, not a promise of results.
The Pea reading corner
A little less guesswork.
App guide
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Compare PCOS app options for food, daily tracking and education. See where Pea fits, what to check, and which features matter for your routine.
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Read more ↗Free toolFree PCOS meal idea builder
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