We are building food tracking for people with a real goal—and a healthy suspicion of unexplained numbers.
Conventional logging asks you to search, weigh, enter, and repeat. Photo scanning removes much of that work—but can replace tedious certainty with convenient mystery.
NutriLab is our attempt to keep the speed and return the judgement to you.
Not abstract values on a wall—decisions visible in the product.
Show ingredients, portions, and limitations rather than hiding them behind a final score.
Say what the system cannot know from one image, in language a person can use.
Let the person looking at the plate make the final correction.
NutriLab proudly won Overall Best and Most Impactful at Prudential Young Trailblazers 2024, selected from 24 teams. Those awards gave us the momentum to turn the idea into the iOS alpha available today.
The iOS alpha now covers personal goal setup, meal-photo scanning, ingredient review, uncertainty explanations, corrections, calories and macros, and daily or weekly progress.
We are testing the parts that matter in practice: where the scanner helps, where it gets confused, and whether seeing its reasoning makes food tracking easier to continue.
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NutriLab began as a high-school initiative in Singapore, co-founded by Brayden Chang and Dishnu Premanandan. The idea was to make food tracking easier to use and easier to understand.
Winning Overall Best and Most Impactful at Prudential Young Trailblazers 2024 gave the team the momentum to keep building. That initiative has since grown into the iOS alpha we are developing and testing today.
