Snap the dish or the menu
One photo. One recognition call. Nothing more.
Snap a dish or a menu. See how well it fits today, and the one small change worth making.
One photo. One recognition call. Nothing more.
One number for this meal, how well it fits today and why. If needed, the app asks exactly one question.
Over budget on the dish you picked? NouriMe looks inside the menu you already scanned, with no extra AI call.
Your phone does the math, not AI
AI recognizes the food and explains. Scoring, simulation and ranking are deterministic code. An explanation cannot move a number.
One number for this meal, from your profile and what you have eaten today.
Before and after. Nothing touches your diary until you say "eaten".
Drag the portion, drop a side. Recalculated at once, photo never re-sent.
Is there a better option on this very menu? If not, NouriMe says so.
Asks one question only, the one that moves the number the most.
No banned foods.
It adjusts and explains. It does not cross dishes off.
No turning "unknown" into 0.
Missing data stays missing. A fake zero is worse.
No AI in charge of the score.
AI recognizes and explains. The score is deterministic code on your phone.
No diagnosis, no prescriptions.
NouriMe is nutrition information, not a doctor.
Privacy
Adjusting a portion, changing a budget, opening Day Twin: nothing else is sent.
You are asked just in time, right before the first upload. Three consents, all off by default.
Clear learning memory, or reset all local data. If a paid tier ever exists, neither will sit behind it.
Your food photo
No health profile attached
AI provider
Recognizes components, then returns
Your phone
Meal Fit, Day Twin, diary and learning memory all live here
One menu, three screens: ranked, budgeted, swapped. The menu and prices are demo data.
NouriMe re-ranks the menu on your phone by your budget and up to three priorities. The photo is never re-uploaded. The 35,000 VND figure is an example.
Leave your email and we will tell you when the trial opens where you eat lunch.
No. NouriMe is nutrition information. It does not replace a doctor or a registered dietitian.
The photo goes to the AI provider for recognition, with no health profile attached. Results and your diary stay on your phone.
Not required. Anonymous sign-in is the default, and no health data reaches Firebase.
NouriMe shows a range and a confidence for each component, and asks one question when unsure. We have not published a figure because the evaluation set is not large enough yet.
Free. If a paid tier ever exists, safety warnings, uncertainty, sources and data deletion will still not sit behind it.
The diary, portion edits, Day Twin and menu re-ranking run on your phone. Photo recognition needs a connection.