Personalized caregiver meal planning beyond fixed disease templates — combine multiple health conditions, customize conditions, account for medications, texture needs, allergies, and preferences, then generate a practical 7-day plan. Start with 21+ built-in conditions (dementia, CKD, diabetes, dysphagia, heart failure) or define your own care constraints. Built on peer-reviewed nutrition research, with an AI assistant that adjusts and explains every plan.
Hi PH! I built NutriHearth after watching a family member juggle multiple chronic conditions — every specialist gave different advice, and no tool turned it into an actual grocery list. NutriHearth generates a 7-day personalized meal plan from peer-reviewed clinical rules, flags drug–food interactions, adapts textures for swallowing difficulty, and links every ingredient to Amazon and Walmart. Free for the first month, then $4.99/month. Cancel anytime. Feedback from caregivers and RDs is very welcome!
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Weiguang, the founder of NutriHearth. As a caregiver, I kept hitting the same wall: meal planning apps are built around one diet or one disease, but real care is messier - dementia plus diabetes, CKD plus hypertension, a medication that clashes with grapefruit. NutriHearth plans around the person, not a template: multiple conditions at once, customizable conditions beyond 21+ built-in templates, drug-food interaction alerts, texture needs for swallowing difficulty, allergies and preferences respected from day one, and an AI assistant that adjusts or explains any plan. It's built on peer-reviewed research and designed for family caregivers who don't have a dietitian on call. We'd love your feedback - and if you're caring for an older adult, we'd love to hear what we're missing. (Always consult a doctor or registered dietitian - NutriHearth is a nutrition support tool, not medical advice.)
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As someone helping care for an 82-year-old parent with dementia and type 2 diabetes, the thing I value most is that it handles both conditions at once - every other app made me pick one. The drug-food alerts flagged interactions our doctor hadn't mentioned, so I could ask his pharmacist. The 7-day plan is practical, not aspirational: foods a real household can actually shop for and cook. Worth the try for any family caregiver.
Hi PH! I built NutriHearth after watching a family member juggle multiple chronic conditions — every specialist gave different advice, and no tool turned it into an actual grocery list. NutriHearth generates a 7-day personalized meal plan from peer-reviewed clinical rules, flags drug–food interactions, adapts textures for swallowing difficulty, and links every ingredient to Amazon and Walmart. Free for the first month, then $4.99/month. Cancel anytime. Feedback from caregivers and RDs is very welcome!
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Weiguang, the founder of NutriHearth. As a caregiver, I kept hitting the same wall: meal planning apps are built around one diet or one disease, but real care is messier - dementia plus diabetes, CKD plus hypertension, a medication that clashes with grapefruit. NutriHearth plans around the person, not a template: multiple conditions at once, customizable conditions beyond 21+ built-in templates, drug-food interaction alerts, texture needs for swallowing difficulty, allergies and preferences respected from day one, and an AI assistant that adjusts or explains any plan. It's built on peer-reviewed research and designed for family caregivers who don't have a dietitian on call. We'd love your feedback - and if you're caring for an older adult, we'd love to hear what we're missing. (Always consult a doctor or registered dietitian - NutriHearth is a nutrition support tool, not medical advice.)
As someone helping care for an 82-year-old parent with dementia and type 2 diabetes, the thing I value most is that it handles both conditions at once - every other app made me pick one. The drug-food alerts flagged interactions our doctor hadn't mentioned, so I could ask his pharmacist. The 7-day plan is practical, not aspirational: foods a real household can actually shop for and cook. Worth the try for any family caregiver.