Nutrient insights through your grocery receipts
Nutri is still in beta and the GPT-powered results are sometimes inaccurate. The nutrient information accuracy is good to get an overview, but there are still outliers at times. I'm looking to improve the accuracy through food databases. Furthermore, I'd like to add additional tips for combining / preparing food to improve its nutritional value. For example, iron absorption is improved through vitamin C, so combine chickpeas or leafy greens with lemon. Or combine beans with rice to get all amino acids. On the UX side, I'd like to integrate a QR code on the desktop version to easily…
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Nutri analyzes grocery receipts to provide nutritional insights about purchased items. The tool uses AI to estimate nutrient content from receipt data, helping users understand their eating patterns. Currently in beta, the nutrient information gives a general overview though some results may be inaccurate. The maker plans to improve accuracy with food databases and add features like food pairing suggestions to enhance nutritional value and track nutrient changes over time.
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Nutri is still in beta and the GPT-powered results are sometimes inaccurate. The nutrient information accuracy is good to get an overview, but there are still outliers at times. I'm looking to improve the accuracy through food databases. Furthermore, I'd like to add additional tips for combining / preparing food to improve its nutritional value. For example, iron absorption is improved through vitamin C, so combine chickpeas or leafy greens with lemon. Or combine beans with rice to get all amino acids. On the UX side, I'd like to integrate a QR code on the desktop version to easily upload receipts through the phone. Furthermore, it would be great to have analytics over weeks on nutrient improvements over time. Nutri could also be a great accountability partner to track items high in sugar / processed foods. What do you think?
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