Scan / Chat My Meal
A meal-first concept for exploring a dish when a precise branded database entry is missing. Useful outputs depend on the image, description, portion, and recipe details.
Meal understandingThe toolkit
More than a calorie counter. A clearer view of food.
Nutri Eat-IQ brings food analysis, ingredient literacy, comparison, meal-first thinking, progress tools, and gamified learning into one connected experience.
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Features built around real food decisions
Each feature is designed to answer a different question users may have about what they eat.
Ingredient decoder
Turn complicated ingredient names and label language into accessible explanations, while keeping context and uncertainty visible.
Label literacyAdditive explorer
Learn what an additive is used for and what its name or code means. Avoid treating the mere presence of an additive as proof of harm.
Ingredient contextAllergen awareness
Surface declared allergen information when it is available. Always verify the physical package and manufacturer information for allergy safety.
Safety supportNutrition / health score concept
A score can summarize selected factors, but it should be explainable and not treated as a medical diagnosis or a universal verdict on food.
At-a-glance contextSimilar foods & alternatives
Find a close match when the exact food is unavailable, or compare options by selected attributes such as nutrients, ingredients, price, or dietary fit.
Better comparisonsWeekly insights
Reflect on trends and patterns over time with simple dashboards. Data quality and consistent logging matter for meaningful insights.
Progress viewChallenges, badges & streaks
Use small challenges, achievements, and personal milestones to make learning more engaging without encouraging shame or restrictive eating.
MotivationPersonal profiles
Preferences and goals can make content more relevant. Sensitive health details should be handled carefully and only where genuinely needed.
Personal relevanceExplore a comparison model
Choose what matters to you
This demo illustrates how a comparison interface could let a user focus on one attribute. The values below are fictional examples, not verified product nutrition data.
Sample sweetened drink
Sugar: 18 g per example serving
Sample plain yogurt
Sugar: 5 g per example serving
Illustrative values only. Always compare equivalent serving sizes and real labels.
Product philosophy
Information should empower, not shame
Nutri Eat-IQ aims to help people ask better questions: What is in this? How much am I eating? What does the label mean? What alternatives fit my needs? Food choices are shaped by culture, access, budget, taste, and health — not a single number.
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Which tool fits your food question?
Pick what you want to understand and get a suggested Nutri Eat-IQ workflow.
Choose a goal to see a recommended workflow.