Oskar Nyberg

Eating for fitness gets annoying because every recipe acts like you have to stick to it exactly or you’re doing something wrong. I’ve never liked that. Some days I want to change half the ingredients based on how my training went, and I don’t want to start searching for a whole new meal just because of that. The way this lets you adjust things on the fly feels like a nice break from all the...

Tried this earlier and it actually surprised me. I’m always jumping through long videos, and this saved me a bunch of time without me even trying. It’s the kind of thing you start using once and then wonder why it wasn’t around sooner.

Since Emma is powered by its own AI model and not dependent on static databases, how does it keep its knowledge updated over time? Does it automatically learn from new food products or scientific studies as they’re released, or is there a manual update process involved?

Man, the way this program connects who you are, how you think, and how you take action is on another level. You don’t often see something that mixes mindset and systems this well, it really hits different

I’ve tried apps that just give translations, and I still freeze when talking to real people. I like that Palteca focuses on real conversations and pushes you to practice outside the app too. Seems like doing challenges with others could make practicing more natural.