A meal planner that changes when your diet changes
Choosing a diet in Vayloza is not just a profile label. The meal engine changes which meals are eligible and how they are ranked, while pantry contents, targets, allergies, preferences and budget continue to shape the result.
Supported eating styles
Vayloza currently supports planning modes including high protein, keto, low carb, Mediterranean, vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian, paleo, carnivore, CICO, low fat, intermittent fasting, OMAD, balanced, bodybuilding cut, muscle gain, maintenance and custom planning.
Keto and low carb
Lower-carbohydrate meal templates are prioritised, with tighter rules for keto than general low-carb planning.
High protein and muscle goals
Protein-dense options are ranked more strongly while calorie and meal targets remain part of the plan.
Vegetarian and vegan
Meal eligibility changes to exclude incompatible meat, fish, egg or dairy ingredients according to the selected mode.
Fasting and OMAD
The planned number of eating slots changes instead of simply renaming ordinary breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Food planning, not medical advice
Vayloza is a consumer food-planning tool. Diet modes describe planning preferences and do not diagnose, treat or manage medical conditions. Nutrition values are estimates and people with medical, pregnancy, medication or serious allergy considerations should use appropriate professional guidance and check product labels.
Your pantry still matters
Diet rules do not exist in isolation. Vayloza combines them with the groceries in your pantry, household size, budget, dislikes, allergies and cooking preferences so the plan is grounded in food you can actually use.
Frequently asked questions
Which diets does Vayloza support?
Current modes include high protein, keto, low carb, Mediterranean, vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian, paleo, carnivore, CICO, low fat, intermittent fasting, OMAD, balanced, bodybuilding cut, muscle gain, maintenance and custom.
Is Vayloza a medical diet app?
No. Vayloza provides general food-planning information and is not a medical device or substitute for individual medical or dietetic advice.
Can I change diets later?
Yes. Diet and planning preferences can be changed, and future suggestions can adapt to the new settings.
Does the meal planner use allergies and dislikes?
Allergies and dislikes are planning inputs used to filter or avoid incompatible meal templates, but severe allergies still require checking physical product labels and professional guidance where appropriate.
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