Launching today

Foodius - AI Nutrition Assistant

Launching today

Personal AI nutrition coach and meal tracking

2 followers

Personal AI nutrition coach and meal tracking

2 followers

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The same meal isn’t right for everyone. Foodius analyzes a photo, barcode, or label and gives you calories, macros, allergen warnings, and a 0–100 health score built around your body and goals—plus an AI coach that knows your profile and history.

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Launch tags:Health & Fitness•Artificial Intelligence•Nutrition

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Hosh, the maker of Foodius. I built Foodius around a simple frustration: calorie counts tell you what’s in a meal, but not whether that meal is actually a good choice for you. Most nutrition apps stop at calories and macros or give everyone the same advice. But the same meal can fit one person’s goals and be completely wrong for someone else. Your body, goals, preferences, allergies, and recent eating history all matter. That’s why Foodius takes a personalized approach. Snap a meal, scan a barcode, or photograph a label, and within seconds you get: 🎯 A personalized 0–100 health score 🥗 Calories and macros ⚠️ Allergen warnings tailored to you 🤖 Practical advice from an AI coach that knows your profile and meal history The goal isn’t to make people obsess over more numbers. It’s to turn nutrition data into two simple answers: How well does this meal fit me, and what should I do next? Foodius is available on iPhone, and I’d genuinely love your feedback: Would a personalized health score help you make clearer food choices? What would you want a nutrition AI coach to know about you? Which foods or labels should I test next? Thanks for checking out Foodius 💚

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13d ago

the personalized health score based on your goals is such a thoughtful touch, way more useful than just spitting out generic macro numbers.

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1h ago

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@dnek7kk Thanks, Döne! That’s exactly the idea behind Foodius. The same meal can be a great choice for one person and a poor fit for another. Macros are useful, but without context, your goals, dietary needs, allergies, preferences, and recent habits....they only tell part of the story.

My goal with Foodius is to turn that context into clear, practical guidance, so people can understand why their current eating habits aren’t producing the results they want, and know exactly what to change next ☘️

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18m ago

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22h ago

What’s the first thing you want to know after photographing a meal?

I'm building Foodius, an iOS app that analyzes a meal from a single photo.

Most nutrition apps lead with calories and macros. But during testing, people often cared more about what a meal might be hiding too much sugar, allergens, or ingredients that don t match their goals.

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