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For better restaurant decisions

Know what to order before you order.

Platly helps you find the best dish for your goal at any restaurant—with honest calorie and protein ranges.

Built for people who eat out and still want to hit their goals.

Platly restaurant screen recommending Vegetable Curry as the best available low-carb pescatarian fit, showing an estimated 420 to 760 calorie range, an 18 grams or more protein badge, why it fits, and great alternatives.

The restaurant problem

Menus don’t tell you enough.

What the menu says

Curry House

Vegetable Curry  $13.50

Seasonal vegetables simmered in our signature curry sauce, served with rice.

Portion? Oil? Calories? You’re guessing.

Best available fit

Vegetable Curry

~420–760 cal18g+ proteinModerate estimate
  • Why it fits: vegetable-based, lower in calories than the fried options here.
  • Best way to order: ask for less rice and sauce on the side if you can.
  • Assumes: one plate. Range shown because preparation varies.

What Platly tells you—an honest range, not a made-up number.

Portions and oil are invisible

Serving sizes, sauces, cooking oil, and preparation rarely make it onto the menu—and they change the numbers a lot.

Nutrition isn’t published

Most independent restaurants don’t share complete nutrition information, so there’s nothing to look up.

Better options hide in plain sight

The dish that actually fits your goal is often three lines down, worded like everything else.

How it works

Three steps to a better order.

  1. Platly onboarding screen asking “What’s your goal?” with four options: Lose Weight, Build Muscle, Maintain, and Eat Well.

    Set your goal

    Lose weight, build muscle, maintain, or eat balanced—plus any dietary preferences. Platly ranks every dish with that in mind.

  2. Platly home screen listing nearby analyzed restaurants with best-fit labels, like a top pick of Carne Asada Tacos at a Mexican restaurant.

    Choose a restaurant

    Browse nearby restaurants Platly has analyzed, each marked with how well its menu fits your goal.

  3. Platly restaurant screen recommending a sandwich as best fit for losing weight, with a calorie range, protein badge, why it fits, and great alternatives.

    Get your best dish

    A best fit with honest calorie and protein ranges, how to order it, and strong alternatives if the top pick isn’t your mood.

Our approach

Better guidance, not fake certainty.

Restaurant portions and preparation vary. Platly shows a range when a menu item is estimated, explains what may affect it, and does not pretend every dish has exact nutrition data.

Platly honestly reporting a limited fit at Farmer Boys: no strong vegetarian muscle-building option, with realistic alternatives and how to customize them.
Build muscleVegetarianA real screen: when a menu has no strong fit for your goal, Platly says so—and shows the most realistic options anyway.

A range, not a number

~480 cal~730 cal

When nutrition is estimated, you see the honest spread—not a single number pretending to be exact.

Stated assumptions

Assumes 1 plateWide estimate

Every recommendation says what serving it assumes, so the numbers mean something you can act on.

“Why this?” on every pick

Moderate estimate. Sauce and cooking oil vary by kitchen; the range reflects typical preparations of this dish.

When we don’t know, we say so

Limited fit at this restaurant

No strong match, or a dish we can’t estimate reliably? Platly tells you instead of inventing a recommendation.

Platly offers general guidance for everyday decisions. It is not medical advice, and it cannot guarantee allergen safety—always confirm with the restaurant.

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