Introducing Nutrify 1.2.3: Whole Food Streaks, Widgets, Quick Summaries and 41 New Foods

4 Nov 2024

What's Nutrify?

Nutrify is a food scanning and education app focused on whole foods.

This update takes the total possible foods Nutrify can identify with the camera to over 500!

This update also includes a new Whole Food Streak view in the Summary tab, home screen widgets, and quick summaries in the Saved view.

Short Version

The saying goes, "An apple a day..."

It should really be, "A collection of whole foods a day..."

Because one of the best ways to stay healthy is to maintain good habits over time.

And at Nutrify, we believe eating more whole foods is one of the healthiest habits there is.

95% whole foods (or even more if you can), 5% other.

To help create and support healthy habits, we're introducing the Streak view in the Summary tab.

Nutrify will keep track of how many days in a row you've eaten whole foods.

Whether it's 21 days to build a habit or 66 or 7, when it comes to health, the long-term trend is what matters.

You can also get an overview of your whole food streak with the new Streak widgets on the home screen.

Left: The new Whole Food Streak counter in the Summary tab. Right: How to set a Streaks widget on the homescreen.

41 new foods have been added to the Nutridex, including Iced Coffee (with milk), Beef Jerky, Cashew Butter, Pad Thai and many more.

All are instantly identifiable with the Nutrify camera, even offline, thanks to on-device machine learning models.

The 41 new foods available in Nutrify 1.2.3, designed by Grace Lee. Let us know if we're missing any so we can include them in a future update!

Want to know the macronutrient breakdown of your breakfast?

Or how much protein was in your lunch?

By selecting a group of food photos in the Saved tab, you can press Summary to get a quick nutrition overview.

Now you can see not only the nutritional content of individual foods but also their combined totals.

Get a quick nutrition summary of any combination of foods in the Saved view.

Have any questions about this update, suggestions for future updates or ideas for what foods we should add next?

Feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] (Daniel or Josh will reply)!

Nutrition data is curated and FoodVision AI computer vision models are trained by Daniel Bourke.
All iOS interfaces are designed and built by Joshua Bourke.
Food image data is collected and labelled by Joseph Drury, Samuel Bourke and Daniel Bourke.
Food icons are designed and created by Grace Lee.