Know before you order

The bun was never the problem.

UNBUNNED takes your fast food order apart, shows every number, and tells you exactly what to say at the counter.

Know before you order

The bun was never the problem.

Not knowing what was in it was.

So take it apart.

Every layer. Every number. Every chain.

Then order it exactly how you want.

UNBUNNED shows you every number in the meal, then gives you the words to say at the counter.

The honest bit

Three things that happen every single time.

01

You guessed.

You picked what looked lighter and hoped. Nobody at the counter knows the number either, so the guess is the whole plan.

02

The app said 340.

Then the chain's own panel said something else. Most tracking apps run on entries typed in by strangers, and they are often well out.

03

You said nothing.

You wanted it without the sauce, worked out it was easier not to ask, and ate it the way it came.

Stack Builder

Build the meal, watch the numbers move.

Add the burger, add the chips, swap the drink. The totals update as you go, so you can see what a change actually costs before you order it.

  • Calories, protein, carbs and fat on every item
  • Sodium, sugar, saturated fat and fibre too
  • See it as a share of your day, not just a number
The Stack Builder screen in UNBUNNED, showing a 582 calorie meal broken into protein, carbs and fat.

Try it right here

Hold the button. Take the bun off.

This is a real Quarter Pounder with Cheese, with the real numbers from McDonald's Australia. Hold to take the buns off and watch what happens to the carbs.

McDonald's AustraliaQuarter Pounder with Cheese

Calories

545

was 545

Carbs

37g

was 37g

Taking the buns off a Quarter Pounder drops it by 161 calories and 33 grams of carbs. The app does this for every item on every menu, and it tells you how to ask for it.

Order Prompt

It writes the sentence. You just read it.

The awkward part of a custom order is not the order, it is the asking. So the app turns your changes into one plain sentence, and you read it out at the speaker or the counter.

  • Everything to remove, in order
  • Everything to add, in order
  • Written the way people actually talk
The Order Prompt screen in UNBUNNED, showing a script to read out with items to remove and add.

Meal Finder

Give it your numbers. It finds the meal.

You have600calories to spend
You need72gof protein
You are atKFCand the queue is moving
The Meal Finder screen in UNBUNNED, showing daily targets and filters for finding a meal that fits.

It comes back with what actually fits, ranked, from the menu in front of you. No scrolling a thousand items and doing sums in your head.

  • Search by calories, protein, carbs or fat
  • One chain, or every chain at once
  • Set it to high protein, low carb, or whatever you are doing

Seventeen chains

The places you actually eat, in Australia.

The big overseas apps do not carry these menus properly. This one was built here, for here.

McDonald'sKFCHungry Jack's Red RoosterGuzman y GomezDomino's SubwayNando'sOporto Pizza HutMad MexZambrero Roll'dBetty's BurgersFishbowl YO-CHIGelatissimo

What's new

The app keeps getting better.

Every update, newest first. Menus change constantly, so the data does too.

  1. 2.1.0

    Dark mode, six new chains, and a new menu

    • Dark mode is here. The whole app now looks great whether you're in bright daylight or scrolling in bed at midnight.
    • More chains, more choices. We've added Gelatissimo, Zambrero, Roll'd, Subway (build your own), McDonald's breakfast, and KFC Protein Picks, so you've got way more spots covered when you're figuring out your macros on the go.
    • Cleaner navigation. We gave the app a proper menu overhaul with a new bottom tab bar, so getting around is quicker and more intuitive.
    • Quick feature tour. New to the app? A simple walkthrough now shows you the ropes when you first open it.
    • Security and privacy upgrades. Your health data is now stored more securely, and we've tightened things up behind the scenes to keep your info safe.
    • Bug fixes and polish. Fixed a bunch of small annoyances, corrected some menu item macros, and smoothed out rough edges across the app.

Pricing

Free does something. Premium does more.

Free

$0

No card, no trial clock

  • Every menu and every macro on all 17 chains
  • Customise any item and see the numbers change
  • Three meal comparisons a week
Launch offer

Premium monthly

$4.99 / month

Your first 2 months are freeThen $4.99 a month. Cancel any time.

  • Meal Finder, so you stop scrolling menus
  • Unlimited comparisons, saved for later
  • Save your customised meals and reorder in one tap
  • Order Prompt on every meal you build
Save 33%

Premium yearly

$39.99 / year

That is $3.33 a monthBilled once a year. Cancel any time.

  • Meal Finder, so you stop scrolling menus
  • Unlimited comparisons, saved for later
  • Save your customised meals and reorder in one tap
  • Order Prompt on every meal you build

Questions

The things people ask first.

Is the data actually right?

Every number starts with the chain's own published nutrition panel, and each one is then verified against FSANZ, the Australian and New Zealand food standards data. So it is two sources agreeing, not a stranger's guess typed into a shared database. Treat the figures as close, not exact. Menus get reworked, recipes change, suppliers change, and no two kitchens build a burger identically. This gets you the right number to plan around rather than a laboratory reading of the exact item in your hand.

Do I have to pay?

No. The free version covers the menus, the macros and three meal comparisons a week. Premium is $4.99 a month, and right now the first 2 months are free, or $39.99 a year if you would rather pay once and save a third.

Will they actually make my order like that?

Yes, and the app writes the sentence for you so you do not have to work out how to ask.

Which chains are in it?

Seventeen: McDonald's, KFC, Hungry Jack's, Red Rooster, Guzman y Gomez, Domino's, Subway, Nando's, Oporto, Pizza Hut, Mad Mex, Zambrero, Roll'd, Betty's Burgers, Fishbowl, YO-CHI and Gelatissimo.

Is this another food diary?

No, and it is not trying to be. This is for the minute before you order. You open it in the queue, sort out the meal in front of you, and put your phone away. There is no day to fill in, no streak to keep, and nothing waiting for you when you get home. Most people use it a few times a week and never think about it in between.

Know the number before you order it.

Free to start, works on the chains you already eat at, and it takes about a minute to see whether it is for you.