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Analyse your orders on Swiggy and Zomato to get valuable metrics and insights on your eating and spending habits. Ever checked your Swiggy or Zomato app for your total lifetime spending? You can't — because they don't show it. FoodLens does. In 60 seconds, FoodLens analyzes your complete order history and shows you the real numbers — total spent all time, this month, this year, and exactly where that money went. WHAT YOU'LL SEE 💰 Total spent — all time, this year, this month 📊 Monthly spending chart — see your worst months 🏆 Top restaurants ranked by how much you've given them 🍽️ Most ordered dishes 🥗 Veg vs Non-Veg spending breakdown 📅 Filter by any custom date range 🛒 Swiggy Instamart orders included WHY IT EXISTS Food delivery apps make money when you order more. Showing you how much you've spent would make you think twice — so they never built it. FoodLens is that feature they chose not to build. HOW TO USE IT 1. Open Swiggy or Zomato in Chrome 2. Make sure you're logged in 3. Click the FoodLens icon in your toolbar 4. Hit Analyze — takes about 60 seconds 5. See everything Works with Swiggy food, Swiggy Instamart, and Zomato. YOUR DATA STAYS WITH YOU FoodLens runs entirely in your browser. Your order history never leaves your device, never touches a server, and is never shared with anyone. Not even us. No account needed. No sign up. Free forever.
Apr 11, 2026
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