Partner kit
Everything you need to share Protein Hunter
Logo, descriptions, widget examples, embed instructions and ready-made copy. Use any of it freely when you introduce Protein Hunter to your audience.
Logo

PNG, transparent-friendly, use on dark or light backgrounds.
Download logoBrand & descriptions
Protein Hunter — the protein layer of the internet. Gold and black, precise, practical, no hype. Always written as two words with capital P and H.
Protein Hunter is a free protein discovery tool that helps anyone find and calculate the protein and calories in everyday foods and meals.
Protein Hunter helps people answer one everyday question: how much protein am I actually eating? Search thousands of foods, calculate protein and calories for a whole meal, scan a plate, plan a day and follow a personal protein target. Websites, creators, gyms and businesses can embed Protein Hunter's tools for free with a single line of code, so their audience gets instant, reliable protein answers without leaving the page.
Screenshots & widget examples
Live previews of the tools you can place on your site — exactly what your audience sees.
Embed instructions
<iframe src="https://proteinhunter.app/embed/calculator" width="100%" height="460" style="border:0;border-radius:16px;max-width:520px" loading="lazy" title="Protein Hunter calculator widget"></iframe>
<div data-protein-hunter="calculator"></div> <script src="https://proteinhunter.app/embed.js" async></script>
WordPress
- Open the page or post where you want the tool.
- Click the "+" button and add a "Custom HTML" block.
- Paste the code into the block.
- Click Update or Publish — the tool appears straight away.
Using the Classic editor? Switch to the Text tab before pasting.
Wix
- In the Wix editor, click Add Elements → Embed Code → Embed HTML.
- Drag the box where you want the tool and click Enter Code.
- Paste the code and click Apply.
- Drag the box corners so the whole tool is visible, then Publish.
Wix does not auto-resize embeds — make the box at least as tall as the widget.
Squarespace
- Edit the page and click an insert point.
- Choose the "Code" block.
- Delete the sample content and paste the code.
- Click outside the block, then Save.
Webflow
- Open the Designer and drag an Embed element onto the page.
- Paste the code into the code editor and click Save & Close.
- Set the element height to at least the widget height.
- Publish your site.
Shopify
- Go to Online Store → Pages (or Products) and open the item.
- In the content editor, click the <> Show HTML button.
- Paste the code where you want the tool.
- Save — it appears on the live storefront.
For theme sections, add a Custom Liquid block and paste the code there.
Plain HTML
- Open your .html file in any editor.
- Paste the code where the tool should appear.
- Save and upload the file.
React / Next.js
- Switch the embed method above to "React".
- Create a component file and paste the code.
- Import and render the component anywhere in your app.
No package to install and no API key required.
Ghost / Notion / Medium
- Ghost: add an HTML card and paste the code.
- Notion: paste the widget link and choose Embed.
- Medium: paste the widget link on its own line.
Platforms that block scripts still work with the plain widget link.
Your referral link & builder
Add your partner handle below and every snippet and link is credited to you.
Visitors pick a food and a portion, and get protein + calories instantly.
A handle credits every view, interaction and signup back to you — no personal data is collected from your visitors.
<div data-protein-hunter="calculator"></div>
<script src="https://proteinhunter.app/embed.js" async></script>- 1.Open the page or post where you want the tool.
- 2.Click the "+" button and add a "Custom HTML" block.
- 3.Paste the code into the block.
- 4.Click Update or Publish — the tool appears straight away.
Using the Classic editor? Switch to the Text tab before pasting.
Ready-made copy
Found a genuinely useful free tool: Protein Hunter. Type any food or a whole meal and it tells you the protein and calories instantly. No account needed. https://proteinhunter.app
Subject: A free protein tool worth keeping Hi, I wanted to pass on something practical: Protein Hunter, a free tool for working out the protein and calories in everyday foods and meals. You can use it directly, or if you run a website you can add the calculator to your own pages in one line of code. https://proteinhunter.app Enjoy,