CIQUAL, USDA, and Open Food Facts records
Nutrition and supplement guidance
Personalized nutrition decisions with safety built in.
I-NutriGuide helps users understand what to eat, what their supplements add, and when a routine needs a safety check.
3,223food records
106supplements
150safety rules
Safety check
Ask with context
Structured knowledge base
Built on food, nutrient, supplement, and safety data.
The landing page now reflects the app database: food coverage is established, while supplement intelligence is expanding through trusted public sources.
vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, and compounds
canonical ingredient-level supplement entities
search terms like D3, fish oil, curcumin, CoQ10
interaction, upper-limit, and condition cautions
adult RDA, AI, DV, and upper-limit records
Source-backed expansion
NIH ODSvitamin, mineral, and supplement fact-sheet backbone
NCCIHbotanical and herb safety context
MedlinePlusconsumer-readable supplement and medication cautions
Built around the user
Every screen supports one decision loop.
Users can move from profile context to recommendations, from warnings to daily tracking, then back into better guidance.
RecommendationsAI chat
Health profileProduct capabilities
Specific tools for food, supplements, and progress.
Profile-based guidance
Recommendations account for goals, diet style, allergies, disliked foods, routine, and health context.
Supplement intelligence
Track supplements, normalize common names, and connect routines to nutrients and safety checks.
Safety before suggestions
Warnings surface before decisions, including upper-limit, absorption, medication, and condition cautions.
Context-aware AI chat
Users can ask follow-up questions without starting from zero every time.
Food and nutrient search
The app works with thousands of food records and nutrient links for everyday planning.
Daily tracking
Food entries, supplement routines, symptoms, energy, and consistency stay connected over time.
Readable progress
Coverage, consistency, and safety signals are presented as simple next actions.
Explainable results
Recommendations include reasons, warnings, and supporting signals instead of opaque scores.
Readable insight
Progress is easier when the signals are clear.
I-NutriGuide turns daily check-ins into coverage, safety, consistency, and next-action signals.
84%
Weekly plan momentum
How it works
A practical loop users can repeat.
01
Build profile
Capture diet style, goals, allergies, disliked foods, and supplement routine.
02
Find gaps
Compare food habits and supplements against nutrient coverage and intake references.
03
Check risk
Flag supplement conflicts, upper limits, absorption issues, and medication cautions.
04
Track change
Turn daily activity into trend signals that refine future guidance.
Safety positioning
Guidance should be useful without pretending to be a doctor.
The app is designed for nutrition education, routine organization, and supplement awareness. Medication use, pregnancy, chronic conditions, and severe symptoms need qualified clinical advice.
Clear boundaries
I-NutriGuide provides informational support only. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or replace medical care.
- Review supplements with a clinician when taking medication.
- Use caution with pregnancy, breastfeeding, kidney, liver, thyroid, or heart conditions.
- Stop and seek care for severe or unexpected symptoms.
Common questions
Clear answers before users install.
Is I-NutriGuide medical advice?
No. It is built for nutrition education, supplement awareness, and routine organization. Medication use, pregnancy, chronic conditions, and severe symptoms should be reviewed with a qualified clinician.
Where does the data come from?
The current knowledge base combines food and nutrient data with supplement references from sources such as NIH ODS, NCCIH, MedlinePlus, CIQUAL, USDA, and Open Food Facts.
Can I use it if I take medication?
The app can surface supplement safety cautions, but it should not replace a pharmacist or clinician. Users taking medication should verify supplement routines with a professional.
Why is the download an APK?
The current release is an Android test build distributed directly as an APK while the product is still being validated.
What does the AI chat use?
The chat experience is designed to work with the user profile, food preferences, supplement routine, and tracking context so answers are more relevant than generic nutrition advice.
Android APK
Install the latest I-NutriGuide build.
Direct APK download for Android testing. Open this page on your phone or transfer the file after download.
Personalized recommendations
Supplement safety checks
Daily nutrition tracking
Structured food, nutrient, supplement, and safety data