NutriSage - AI Calorie Tracker
24 Sept 2026launched 7 days ago
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
Soft launch · 1 countryAustralia
1.0latest version · 7 days ago
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Most nutrition apps track what you eat. NutriSage tells you what to do about it. Ask your Sage anything — what to eat before sport, why you're feeling flat, what fits within your remaining budget tonight. It sees your logged meals, knows your personal context, and gives you a calm, specific answer based on your actual data. Not generic advice. A real answer, for you. Your AI nutrition assistant NutriSage's AI assistant combines everything it knows about you — what you've eaten today, your patterns over the past week, and facts you've shared about yourself like dietary preferences, health considerations, or training days — to give you guidance that actually fits your life. Ask it once and it already knows you're vegetarian. Ask it again and it remembers you train on Thursday mornings. It gets more useful the more you use it. Log it in seconds Snap a photo of any meal and the AI identifies every item and estimates the portions. Say what you ate and it figures out who had what. Or just type it. You review the result and confirm — nothing saves until you do. Built for the whole household One account, up to six profiles. Each person gets their own daily targets. Everyone logs from their own device. The AI assistant works for every profile, with its own memory of each person's context and patterns. Honest data, no judgment NutriSage is not a diet app. It doesn't tell you what you should eat or shame you for what you have eaten. It gives your household a clear, honest picture of your nutrition — and a calm assistant to help you make smarter decisions, together. NutriSage provides general guidance only and is not a substitute for personalised medical or nutrition advice. Privacy Policy: https://veridianapplications.com/privacy/ Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ NutriSage Terms: https://veridianapplications.com/terms/Read more
Most nutrition apps track what you eat. NutriSage tells you what to do about it.
Ask your Sage anything — what to eat before sport, why you're feeling flat, what fits within your remaining budget tonight. It sees your logged meals, knows your personal context, and gives you a calm, specific answer based on your actual data. Not generic advice. A real answer, for you.
Your AI nutrition assistant
NutriSage's AI assistant combines everything it knows about you — what you've eaten today, your patterns over the past week, and facts you've shared about yourself like dietary preferences, health considerations, or training days — to give you guidance that actually fits your life. Ask it once and it already knows you're vegetarian. Ask it again and it remembers you train on Thursday mornings. It gets more useful the more you use it.
Log it in seconds
Snap a photo of any meal and the AI identifies every item and estimates the portions. Say what you ate and it figures out who had what. Or just type it. You review the result and confirm — nothing saves until you do.
Built for the whole household
One account, up to six profiles. Each person gets their own daily targets. Everyone logs from their own device. The AI assistant works for every profile, with its own memory of each person's context and patterns.
Honest data, no judgment
NutriSage is not a diet app. It doesn't tell you what you should eat or shame you for what you have eaten. It gives your household a clear, honest picture of your nutrition — and a calm assistant to help you make smarter decisions, together.
NutriSage provides general guidance only and is not a substitute for personalised medical or nutrition advice.
Privacy Policy: https://veridianapplications.com/privacy/
Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
NutriSage Terms: https://veridianapplications.com/terms/
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- Version 1.0First seen · 25 Sept 2026
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Soft launch · 1 country Soft launch
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Australia
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