Chini.Fit - Find Hidden Sugar in Meals - Your Personalized AI Meal Analyzer for Sugar & Health 🥘

Most food apps are built like they assume you have a dietitian, a chef and unlimited willpower. I’ve had… none of those 😅

Hey Product Hunters
👋 I’m Nikhil, maker of Chini.fit – a personalized AI meal analyzer for sugar & health that I hacked together during a weekend build.

A bit of my story:

I’m diabetic. I’ve seen my HbA1c swing from 10.5% down to 5.4%, and I know how much food plays into that.

Every time I tried to “be serious” about it, I ended up with apps that want me to log every gram, every day. I’d do it for 3 days, then burn out.

I’m not VC-backed, not a big health company – I’m a solo-ish builder who spends his days in growth/marketing and nights trying to build something genuinely useful for people like me.

So over a couple of very long days (and nights) at a hackathon, I asked:

What if, instead of tracking everything, I could just share what I’m eating and get some personalised, low-friction feedback?

That’s the idea behind Chini.fit.

What Chini.fit does today (MVP)
✅ You share a meal photo or a short description
✅ It gives rough-but-useful feedback on how “heavy” that meal is for sugar & metabolic health
✅ It suggests small, realistic swaps (not “perfect diets”)
✅ If you login, it gives you more strategies you can do almost immediately to have least affect.

Over time, it helps you notice patterns across your meals

👉 You can try it here: Chini.fit

What it’s NOT (yet)
Not a medical device
Not a replacement for your doctor, CGM or lab tests
Not perfectly accurate on sugar spikes – this is a hackathon MVP

I’m launching here because I’d rather get real feedback early than polish it in a corner for 6 months and still be wrong.

If you:

live with diabetes / prediabetes
have a family history and want to be more mindful
or just hate traditional tracking apps but care about your health

…I’d love your help:
What would make this genuinely useful in your daily routine?
What’s the most annoying thing about current food/diabetes apps we should avoid?
If I only build one big improvement next, what should it be?

I’ll be here all day replying to every comment and collecting reality checks.
Thanks for checking out Chini.fit and for supporting indie builders 🙏

Nice work, man. If Emma or Sugar Free inspired this, I’m glad – it’s always great to see more people tackling hidden-sugar issues.

Your perspective as a diabetic is valuable. Good luck with your launch. 🙌

Congrats on the launch!

This is a wonderful idea. Our elderly family members struggle with tracking daily sugar intake, and this app should help ease their record-keeping anxiety.