Stop Guessing – This App Instantly Tells You if Food Meets Your Dietary Goal App

December 29, 2025

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You pick up a product that looks healthy.

The packaging says “High Protein!” or “Low Fat!”

But turn it around… and suddenly you’re squinting through a wall of tiny numbers. How do you know if it actually fits your goals?

Keru – Dietary Goal App

Low Sugar Marketing

Keru makes it effortless.

Just scan the label – Keru instantly analyzes the nutrition box and delivers a Traffic Light Score for the nutrients that matter most to you.

✔️ Green = Meets your goal

⚠️ Yellow = Caution

❌ Red = Not aligned with your goal

You Decide What ‘Healthy’ Means

Everyone eats differently – and Keru adapts to you. Choose the filters that match your lifestyle:

  1. Low Calorie
  2. High Protein
  3. Low Sodium
  4. Low Sugar
  5. Low Fat
High Protein Marketing

Set your personal targets once – Keru will flag any product that doesn’t match them.

➡️ No calculations

➡️ No guessing

➡️ No stress

Bottom line: The branding screams “healthy,” but the label says dessert – not fuel. Keru exposes that mismatch in a second.

Traffic Light Nutrition Label

⚠️ Why Frosted Flakes fails the “Dietary” filters:

A typical serving (1 cup / 37 g) has ~130 kcal — which might seem reasonable, but… 

Only ~1–2 g protein, hardly enough for a high-protein goal.  ~33 g carbohydrates, mostly sugars – sugar content is typically 12 g added sugars per serving. Very little fiber (around 1 g). 

And for someone trying low-sugar or low-calorie diets, it’s far from ideal.

In short: Frosted Flakes looks like a quick, convenient breakfast – but when you scan it with Keru App, it under-delivers.

Scan. See the Truth. Choose Better.

Smart choices shouldn’t need detective work.

Keru gives you instant clarity so you stay aligned with your goals – without sacrificing taste or time.

🟩 Use filters that fit your diet – vegan, clean eating, and more.

📊 Track nutrients that matter most to you.

🛑 Avoid products that pretend to be healthy.

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