Hi Product Hunt!
Nutrition labels are a wall of numbers. I wanted to see what "59% of your daily vitamin C" looks like inside an orange, so I built Vizbite.
Every food is a 3D model you can turn and cut in half. Pick a nutrient and it comes alive inside: fat as oil droplets, fiber as strands, vitamin K as clotting platelets, and more. Each nutrient has its own animation, and the number of particles follows the real amount, so you can compare at a glance.
A few things I cared about:
Real data: every value is from USDA FoodData Central and checked against it, per 100 g and per typical serving.
Fast everywhere: no 3D files to download. Each food is built in code in your browser, and it adjusts its detail to keep phones smooth.
Free: no account and no ads, free for personal and educational use.
There are 30 fruits and vegetables today, with more produce coming first, then nuts and grains. Teachers, schools and food brands: there's a page for you at vizbite.com/partners.
Which food should I add next? And I'd love to hear which animation made the most sense to you, and which didn't.

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Which food should I add to Vizbite next?

Hi Product Hunt! I built Vizbite because nutrition labels are a wall of numbers, and I wanted to see what 59% of your daily vitamin C looks like inside an orange.

Turn any of the 30 fruits and vegetables, cut it in half, and pick a nutrient to watch it come alive inside, sized by the real USDA amount. It s free, with no account.

Which food should I add next? And which animation made the most sense to you?

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Hi Product Hunt!
Nutrition labels are a wall of numbers. I wanted to see what "59% of your daily vitamin C" looks like inside an orange, so I built Vizbite.
Every food is a 3D model you can turn and cut in half. Pick a nutrient and it comes alive inside: fat as oil droplets, fiber as strands, vitamin K as clotting platelets, and more. Each nutrient has its own animation, and the number of particles follows the real amount, so you can compare at a glance.
A few things I cared about:
Real data: every value is from USDA FoodData Central and checked against it, per 100 g and per typical serving.
Fast everywhere: no 3D files to download. Each food is built in code in your browser, and it adjusts its detail to keep phones smooth.
Free: no account and no ads, free for personal and educational use.
There are 30 fruits and vegetables today, with more produce coming first, then nuts and grains. Teachers, schools and food brands: there's a page for you at vizbite.com/partners.
Which food should I add next? And I'd love to hear which animation made the most sense to you, and which didn't.

Vizbite

See the nutrients inside fruits and vegetables, in 3D

See the nutrients inside fruits and vegetables, in 3D

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Which food should I add to Vizbite next?

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Which food should I add to Vizbite next?