Decode the details
Explore ingredients, nutrition panels, additives, allergens, and claims in plain language.
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Know Before
You Eat
Nutri Eat-IQ
Intelligence for Every Bite.
Most people consume food. Few understand it. Nutri Eat-IQ is built to help people explore ingredients, understand nutrition, question marketing claims, and make more informed everyday choices.
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Example: Energy Boost
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IngredientsNutrition
Illustrative Nutrition View
Sample data onlyA concept preview, not a real scan. Actual nutrition depends on ingredients, quantity, preparation, and verified data.
The idea
Food labels tell a story. Learn to read it.
A product name alone rarely explains the full picture. Nutri Eat-IQ brings the key questions closer to the moment you make a food choice.
Make room for real meals
Homemade chutney, a family recipe, or a customized meal may not appear under a standard brand name. Meal-first analysis is designed around that everyday reality.
Built around peopleCompare your options
Compare similar products or food choices, notice differences, and explore alternatives without treating one score as the whole story.
Choose with contextSee patterns over time
Weekly insights and progress views can help users reflect on habits and set practical goals.
Build awarenessMake learning engaging
Challenges, badges, streaks, and community features can turn nutrition education into small achievable actions.
Learn by doingDesigned with Indian food in mind
Regional recipes, home cooking, and customized meals deserve consideration alongside packaged foods.
Local contextHow it works
From food to understanding in three steps
The experience is designed to make nutrition information feel approachable, not intimidating.
01
Start with the food
Choose a packaged item, search for a meal, or explore a meal-photo workflow where supported.
02
Explore the details
Review nutrition estimates, ingredient explanations, and any limitations or uncertainty.
03
Take one useful next step
Compare alternatives, learn a nutrition concept, or set a realistic habit goal.
Try a model
A tiny meal-estimation concept
This interactive illustration shows how a meal-first flow could work. It uses broad example ranges rather than claiming to identify exact calories from a photo.
Meal-first thinking
What did you eat?
Think of a home-cooked meal that does not appear in a branded food database. Start with the dish and its ingredients, then refine the estimate with portion size and preparation details.
Homemade chutneyCheese MaggiRegional dishesCustom meals
Our principles
Useful information, without the guilt
Nutrition is personal and context matters. Nutri Eat-IQ is intended to support informed choices rather than label people or foods as morally good or bad.
Context over fear
Explain what a number or ingredient may mean; avoid alarmist shortcuts and one-size-fits-all advice.
BalancedTransparency over false precision
Estimates should be labelled as estimates, especially for homemade meals where recipe and serving size change the result.
HonestProgress over perfection
Small, repeatable choices matter more than rigid rules. The goal is awareness and agency.
PracticalBe part of the journey
The future of food
starts with a question.
Help shape a more understandable, human-centred approach to food intelligence.