Track every high-protein product at your local stores so you don't have to guess.
Compare protein per dollar/euro/franc, taste ratings, and calories — all in one place. No signup, no ads, no backend. Your data stays on your device.
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I'm a student trying to hit 140g protein daily without protein powder and on a budget. I got tired of checking every product at the store, so I built this for myself. Now it's free for everyone.
- Smart scoring — Products ranked by protein-per-price, taste, and calorie efficiency
- Daily tracker — Set your protein goal and log what you eat throughout the day
- Works with any store — Comes with sample data from Swiss stores, but add products from anywhere
- Import/Export — Share your product lists with friends or back them up as JSON
- Mobile-first — Designed for checking prices while you're at the store
- 100% local — No account needed, all data saved in your browser
- Open source — MIT licensed, fork it, modify it, make it yours
git clone https://github.com/peaktwilight/protein.git
cd protein
npm install
npm run devEach product gets a score based on:
| Factor | Weight | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Protein per price | High | More protein per dollar = better value |
| Taste rating | Medium | No point eating something you hate |
| Calories per 100g | Negative | Penalizes calorie-dense options |
Formula: (protein/price * 10) + (taste * 3) - (calories_per_100g * 0.1)
The app comes with 28 pre-loaded products from Swiss supermarkets (Migros, Coop, Lidl, Aldi). You can start with this data or begin fresh with your own products.
Want to contribute products from your country? See CONTRIBUTING.md.
- React 18 + Vite
- Tailwind CSS
- Zustand (state management)
- Local Storage (persistence)
- Zero backend, zero dependencies on external services
We'd love contributions — especially product data from different countries! See CONTRIBUTING.md for details.
MIT — use it however you want.
Built by Doruk — a student who just wanted cheap protein.