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pinch

the easy way to eat less salt.

a sodium tracker with a tiny salt coach — your whole day becomes one number, and pinch rides the budget ring, flags what won't fit before you bite, and cheers every streak. free & private: no account, no cloud, your food log never leaves the phone.

→ try it: log the day on the phone — keep pinch under budget

9:41●●●

tuesday, aug 11

today

✦ 14-day streak
0of 1,500 mg1,500 mg left
1,500 mg to spend today — log the day, i'll keep count.

usual suspects · tap to log

greek yogurt¾ cup · breakfast
+65won't fit
plain bagel1 whole · breakfast
+430won't fit
iced oat latte16 oz · lunch
+96won't fit
chicken salad wrap1 wrap · dinner
+610won't fit
instant ramen1 cup · anytime
+1,560won't fit
know before you bite

pinch checks every usual suspect against what's left of today and stamps what won't fit — before it hits your plate.

one number a day

no calorie-app maze. a single budget ring, filled by your meals — pinch rides the arc so you feel the pace.

three-second logging

your usual foods live one tap away. log breakfast before the kettle boils.

streaks, not guilt

days under budget add up to streaks; gentle check-ins at breakfast, lunch and dinner — that's it.

the party trick

know before you bite.

every food shows its cost against what's left of today. the moment something blows the budget, pinch stamps it — no maths, no guessing, no 9 pm surprise.

1,500 budget − 1,201 logged = 299 to spare

instant ramen+1,560 mgwon't fit

the paperwork · app store connect links

crisp, human, linkable

support

questions about logging, your daily number, where the estimates come from, or privacy? we are here to help.

support.html
sources & health information

the public-health sources behind Pinch’s sodium examples, plus an explanation of what the app does—and does not—recommend.

sources.html
privacy policy

what stays on your phone (everything — there's no server to send it to) and the zero third-party SDKs that see your food log.

privacy.html
terms of use

the free-and-simple deal, why sodium numbers are estimates, and the not-medical-advice part.

terms.html