Ranges, not verdicts
Photograph a plate and see potassium, phosphorus, sodium and protein as honest ranges — never a pass/fail on your meal.
Kidney Lens is a renal-diet journal: photograph a plate and see potassium, phosphorus, sodium and protein as ranges against the targets your renal dietitian set. It flags additive phosphorus instead of guessing, and never gives a verdict.
Photograph a plate and see potassium, phosphorus, sodium and protein as honest ranges — never a pass/fail on your meal.
Compare a plate to the numbers your renal dietitian set for you, not a generic guideline.
It flags additive phosphorus rather than pretending to know an exact value it can’t see.
Keep a log of what you ate to bring to your care team — this is a record, not advice.
| Record | What it is | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Plate photo | What you photograph | Processed for the estimate only |
| Nutrient ranges | Potassium, phosphorus, sodium, protein | Shown as ranges |
| Targets | The numbers your dietitian set | Yours to enter |
Not yet. It’s currently in review with the App Store. This page will gain a download link once it clears review.
No. Kidney Lens shows ranges against the targets your renal dietitian set and never gives a verdict. It isn’t medical or dietetic advice.
Kidney Lens is currently in review. In the meantime, browse the rest of the collection.
Kidney Lens shows nutrient ranges against targets your renal dietitian sets. It is not medical or dietetic advice and never gives a verdict on a meal. Currently in review — not yet available on the App Store.