GlycoCartOrder food that works for your body.
For people managing PCOS, prediabetes or type 2 diabetes. Sign in with Swiggy and answer seven short screens about your metabolism. Lab values are optional. GlycoCart then scores the real dishes near you against your own numbers, so the choice that suits you is the one at the top of the list.
You'll need a Swiggy account. GlycoCart reads your saved addresses and recent orders, and builds carts that you check out yourself.
It will not place your order.
A Swiggy order cannot be cancelled through the API. Once it is placed, the only way out is phoning Swiggy on 080-67466729. So GlycoCart builds a real cart on your account, prices it, tells you what it will do to your glucose, and then stops. You press the last button yourself, in Swiggy.
The agent has no checkout tool at all. Not a rule it has been asked to follow, not a confirmation dialog. The tool is simply never given to it, and a test in the repository fails if anyone adds one. Table bookings work the same way, because Swiggy's live booking API has no cancel either.
Where the numbers come from
Swiggy publishes no per-dish nutrition, so nothing here is read off a label. Carbohydrate, fibre and glycemic load are matched from Indian food composition tables, then run through a response model built from your questionnaire: your fasting baseline, your carb sensitivity, your calorie target.
That makes every figure an estimate, and the app says so every time it shows one. A dish it cannot recognise is marked unscored rather than guessed at. It is a lifestyle tool, not a diagnostic one, and not medical advice. Talk to your clinician before changing how you manage your condition.