liver fat in a year
150 adults with type 2 diabetes or prediabetes; half in remission.
NAFLDiet, Nature Communications 2025 →EatBeat – Nordic Diet No. 1
Every restrictive diet ends the same way, in week four. The Nordic way adds fish, whole grains and plants, and the day takes care of itself.
Keto has a guru. Paleo has a bestseller. The Nordic diet has several hundred scientists, five years of review and five governments that back it. Nobody owns it and nobody sells it. Our app makes it doable, one day at a time.
See the science and the sources →Any restrictive diet goes through the same four weeks. The Nordic way is built the other way round.
How it feels, week by week. Illustration, not data.
Tap a week.
The rules are clear, the scale moves. The body has not noticed yet.
Fish twice, oats at breakfast. Nothing leaves the plate.
The body is not a calculator. It is a survival system.
The countries at the top of every table do not diet. Rye, fish, roots and berries on a normal Tuesday, for decades. The same five groups the guideline asks for.
Many reasons. Dinner is one of them. Correlation, not a promise.
Pick a city. No counting, no rules on the fridge.
Typical dishes of the city. Illustration, not a survey.
That is the whole diet. Every rule says what to add. Fill the plate and the day scores 75+.

300–450 g a week, 200 g of it oily
Canned sardines, trout, frozen salmon

At least 90 g a day
Whole-wheat bread, oatmeal, brown rice

500–800 g a day
Frozen berries, cranberries, cabbage, apples

Red meat no more than 350 g a week
Canned beans, lentil soup, chickpeas

Less added sugar and sausage
Canola oil, walnuts, almonds
Rye today, oats tomorrow. Herring, cod or lentils. Cabbage in January, berries in July. The last rule says less, not never.
Sausage, cake and wine sit under "less". Fill the five groups first and there is less room for them anyway.
21 dinners in this pool. 116,280 different weeks.
Five things about you. Your targets from the Nordic Nutrition Recommendations 2023.
No goal weight, no 4-month chart. We don't promise numbers.
The app keeps these targets for you.
Fill in five things, the targets update as you go.
Nine choices, one score. Can your day reach 75?
Tap what you had for lunch. The app already knows what dinner should be. Don't eat fish? Tap. Fixed.
Seven real lunches from one week in the app.
Breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner, seven days. Balanced against the rest of your week, not against a calorie number.
Four weeks, one dish a day. Tap a day to see what it looks like.
What a normal day looks like at that point.
You snap lunch. The gap is protein. Dinner is picked for you.
An official guideline with the studies to back it. Weight goes down and health goes up.
150 adults with type 2 diabetes or prediabetes; half in remission.
NAFLDiet, Nature Communications 2025 →181 adults, 26 weeks, eating until full, against the average Danish diet. Lower blood pressure too.
OPUS, Am J Clin Nutr 2014 →Studies and guidelines of the diet, not of EatBeat. Results vary.
What the 2023 guidelines say →What changed in their day. No numbers, no before and after.
My diet became more diverse. I started eating veggies, greens, and nuts — things I never touched before. I crave sweets less and feel fuller for longer.

“I love playing and earning points! I'm not the kind of person who can give up desserts or go to the gym — but this felt like a game, and somehow my eating just got better on its own!”

“I used to binge at night. Now I know how to balance my meals — and I'm good.”

“I feel calmer around food. This app doesn't judge me — it helps.”

“I thought balance meant boring food. Turns out it's freedom.”

Quotes from EatBeat users. Results vary.
More stories →Nordic recipes for tonight, and short reads on why the method works.




The app does the counting, the photo and the dinner pick, so you don't.

What the Nordic countries recommend their own people eat, written down as the Nordic Nutrition Recommendations 2023. A pattern, not a menu. Nothing is forbidden. The full method →
Same family, different foods: rye instead of wheat, rapeseed oil instead of olive oil, berries instead of citrus, cold-water fish. Every rule here comes with local swaps.
No. The rules are about what to add. The app checks 13 nutrients and food groups and sums the day up as Health Points. Beyond calorie counting →
Our score of how close a day is to your NNR 2023 targets, 0 to 100. Every meal adds points; the first serving of fish adds the most. Aim for 75+.
Takes the photo, shows what your day is missing, suggests a dish that closes the gap and, with Premium, plans the week. The instrument, not the diet.
The basics are free, always: 2 photo scans a day, today's gap, Health Points, meal ideas, coach chat. Premium is 7 days free, then $14.99 a year.
Studied on real people for years: lower liver fat, lower mortality with high adherence, better weight and blood pressure than an average diet. Results vary.