A day’s menu
Built by calculation from your calorie needs, goals and restrictions — assembled out of the real catalogue.
Closed beta
Eating for your diagnosis, without doing the maths every day.
Tell Aimi what you have eaten — in your own words. She sorts it into your diary, and offers the next meal from what is left of your day.
The app is in closed beta and not in the app stores yet. Write to us and we will send an invitation when we open access.
171
recipes in the catalogue
2,888
foods
2,156 linked to USDA FoodData Central
4
nutrition protocols
5
conditions
Figures from the live catalogue, 20 September 2026.
Aimi, your assistant
Say what you ate. She does the rest.
No forms, no gram-by-gram entry. Speak the way you would tell a friend, and the day recalculates itself around it.
- You say it “Omelette with avocado and a cup of tea for lunch.” Voice or text, in your own words.
- She sorts it out Aimi breaks the phrase into diary entries — dish, amount, unit, which meal it belongs to.
- The day adjusts Dinner is then offered from the calories you have left — skipping what you already ate today and avoiding foods you have reacted to.
And a good deal more
- Chat that knows your diagnoses, your protocol, the day you are on, and your reintroduction stage
- Answers shaped by today: water, supplements, an active reintroduction trial, a symptom from the last 48 hours
- Photograph your plate — the dish is recognised and counted
- Scan a restaurant menu and see what suits you before you order
- Scan an ingredients label on a package
- Scan a receipt to fill your food stock in one go
- Ask for a swap for any food and get alternatives that fit your protocol
- Nutrient gaps across your diary
- Links between food and symptoms, found across your history
- A shopping list from your plan
- Prompt cards on the home screen that react to your actual day
- Dish suggestions drawn only from the real catalogue — never invented
What else the app does
Diary and symptoms
Food, wellbeing, sleep and flare-ups in one place, so the connection is visible instead of remembered.
Ingredients, checked
Every ingredient is checked against your protocol — and when something cannot be evaluated, the app says so.
AIP reintroduction
A step-by-step return of foods, group by group, with your reactions recorded along the way.
Community
People with the same diagnoses, their recipes and their experience — with moderation.
A living catalogue
The catalogue is not frozen: foods and recipes are added, and their ingredients and nutrition are re-checked.
What we cover
Your profile combines them: the protocol sets the rules, the diagnosis tightens them further.
Nutrition protocols
- AIP (autoimmune protocol)
- Gluten-free
- Low-FODMAP
- Paleo
Conditions
- Hashimoto’s thyroiditis
- Inflammatory bowel disease
- Lupus
- Psoriasis
- Rheumatoid arthritis
What comes next
Russian today, more languages next
The app speaks Russian right now. English is next, and other languages follow — the catalogue was built multilingual from the start, so translating it is a matter of content, not of rewriting the product.
The boundaries we hold
This is a product about health, so what it refuses to do matters as much as what it does.
- It does not diagnose and does not prescribe treatment. Decisions stay with you and your doctor.
- When a food cannot be evaluated, the app says “not evaluated” rather than showing a reassuring green tick.
- A message about a crisis never reaches the AI. The app shows a helpline for your region instead.
- Photos you send for recognition are deleted once they have been read.
Want to try it before everyone else?
Write to us and we will add you to the beta list. When access opens, you get an invitation.
No newsletters, no spam — one email when the beta opens.