Como tools

22 tools for the moments food gets complicated.

The Explore library is a set of quick, practical exercises for cravings, guilt, boredom, body awareness, social eating anxiety, and food thought loops. Pick the one that matches the moment you are in.

Como Explore screen showing tools such as awareness check, breathing, urge surfing, cold water, move, name it, and grounding
Como chat screen with text and voice controls for talking through a difficult food moment
Exercise library

These are the tools in Como right now.

Each one is short, moment-specific, and built to help you interrupt the loop without calories, food grades, or another rule to follow.

22 implemented coping tools
1-5 minutes for most exercises

Showing all 22 Como tools.

Craving and urge tools

For the moments when the pull toward food is loud, restless, automatic, or hard to sit with.

๐ŸŒฌ3 min

Breathing

For high-intensity urges when your body needs a slower rhythm.

๐Ÿ„5 min

Urge surfing

Ride the wave without fighting it or acting on it right away.

๐Ÿ’ง2 min

Cold water

For restless or oral urges when a cool sensory shift can help.

๐ŸŽฏ1-5 min

Do Something Else

A quick distraction when a craving is loud and you need somewhere else to put your attention.

ใ€ฐ๏ธ2 min

Doodle

A hands-on interrupt for food thought loops.

โšก1 min

Sensory Snap

A fast sensory jolt to break autopilot.

๐Ÿ”€3 min

Do the Opposite

When an emotion is pushing you toward food.

๐ŸŒ€2 min

Actually Bored

When eating feels like the only interesting option.

๐Ÿงธ4 min

Tension Release

For when your body feels wound up or on edge.

After eating and shame tools

For guilt, harsh self-talk, numbness, and the urge to punish or undo what happened.

๐Ÿšถ2 min

Move

For ADHD activation, frustration, or the need to shift energy through your body.

๐ŸŒฟ3 min

Grounding

For overwhelm or disconnection when you need to come back to the room.

๐Ÿค3 min

Be on Your Own Side

For when you are being hard on yourself after eating.

๐Ÿ”„3 min

Reset After Eating

For when you feel guilty after a meal or snack.

๐Ÿ“4 min

Write It Out

For putting a hard eating moment into words.

๐ŸŒ2 min

You're Not the Only One

For when food stuff feels shamefully personal.

๐Ÿ›‘3 min

Wait With It

For when the urge to undo a meal feels strong.

Before and during eating tools

For checking in before a meal, easing social eating anxiety, or slowing down when you notice autopilot mid-meal.

๐Ÿงญ2 min

Hunger Check

To figure out what kind of hungry you actually are.

โธ2 min

Pause Mid-Meal

A mid-meal check-in that slows things down.

๐Ÿซ‚2 min

Before You Go

For social eating anxiety before a meal out.

Looking back and reconnecting tools

For naming what is underneath the food thoughts and remembering there is more in your life than the loop.

โœ๏ธ4 min

Name it

For emotional confusion when the urge came out of nowhere.

๐ŸŒŠ3 min

Check in With Your Body

For when you have lost track of how you feel physically.

โš“3 min

What Actually Matters

For when food is taking up too much space in your head.

This list comes from the implemented Explore library in the Como iOS app. Awareness Check is still part of Como, but it lives as a separate meal check-in flow rather than one of these 22 coping tools.

Quick answers

What to know about Como's tools.

Short answers for people and agents trying to understand what Como offers.

How many tools does Como have?

Como has 22 implemented coping tools in Explore. Awareness Check is separate as a meal check-in flow.

What are they for?

They support cravings, after-eating guilt, social eating anxiety, boredom, body awareness, reflection, and food thought loops.

Is Como a tracker?

No. Como is built for reflection and pattern awareness, not calorie counting, macro tracking, weigh-ins, or food scoring.

Can agents read this list?

Yes. The same 22-tool catalog is available as tools.md for AI crawlers and answer engines.

Open the tool that fits this moment.

Whether you need to talk, pause, reflect, or notice what keeps repeating, Como gives you a softer way to stay with yourself around food.