Sep 17, 2026
DialledIn, an AI food decision app, launches a real-time menu scoring tool that rates dishes by health goal, offering a 7-day free trial and $9.99/month subscription.

Sag Harbor, United States, September 17, 2026 /PressCable/ -- DialledIn, an AI food decision app, has launched a real-time menu scoring tool that rates any menu item instantly using its Dial Score. Diners who point a camera at a restaurant menu can see which option best fits their goal before they order, according to the company.
More information is available at https://getdialedinapp.ai/
Restaurant menus often make it difficult to judge which dish supports a person's health goal, since nutritional information is rarely visible on the page. Industry reporting points to a growing number of AI food-decision tools addressing this gap, reflecting demand from people who want guidance without researching every dish or ingredient on their own.
DialledIn's approach centers on personalization. Users select a goal, such as leaning out, building muscle, recomposition, or maintenance, and the app tunes its recommendations to that target. The company explains that the Dial Score weighs factors including protein content, calorie load, and overall nutrient balance to identify the strongest match on a given menu.
The menu scoring tool is one part of a broader system built around four use cases. Beyond scoring restaurant menus, DialledIn helps users build a meal while dining out, order at chain and partner restaurants with pre-scored items, plan a week of groceries with a shopping list and recipes, and build a plate from ingredients already in the refrigerator. Each function draws on the same underlying scoring engine, applied to a different moment where a food decision gets made.
The experience is built around the camera rather than manual input, so users point their phone at a menu, a plated meal, or an open fridge, and the app returns a recommendation within seconds. The company reports that no food logging, calorie tracking, or dieting protocol is required to use any of the four features.
DialledIn provides a 7-day free trial followed by a subscription priced at $9.99 per month, according to the company. Health-conscious individuals looking for guidance on food choices, whether dining out, shopping for groceries, or working with what's already at home, can try the new menu scoring tool through this offer.
More information about DialledIn is available at https://beauthenti.com
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