· By Maksym Rakomin
A new place for your everyday meals: AVGusto is now available for Android on Google Play. After testing, our first public Android release, version 1.7.6, went live on 4 November 2026.
Start with a photo, a barcode or your own entry
Photograph a meal to get an AI estimate of its calories, protein, carbohydrates and fat. A photo cannot tell the whole story: ingredients and portion sizes can be hard to judge. Review the result and adjust it before saving it to your diary.
For packaged food, search by name or scan the barcode. Choose the portion you ate in grams or millilitres. If the product is missing, you can add it from its nutrition label, review the details and publish it to the shared catalog. You can also enter food yourself.
Understand your food. Enjoy it, too.
AVGusto brings meals, portions and nutrition patterns into one diary. Calorie and macro targets are guides you can use for context, not a verdict on your day. You choose what to record and what works for you, without turning every meal into a test.
Getting started on Android
Open the AVGusto listing on Google Play to check availability and compatibility with your device, then download the app. Once set up, you can add a meal by photo, find a product or make a manual entry. The public release is available through the store; you do not need a testing invitation.
Thank you to everyone who helped test the Android app and waited for this launch. We’re glad to make room for more people at the AVGusto table.