InflammaScan is an anti-inflammatory diet app. It scores any meal from a photo or a text description, rating its inflammatory potential, and logs the user's symptoms alongside it. Because inflammatory triggers differ from one person to another, the app looks for correlations between meals and symptoms over time and surfaces the patterns specific to each user. It also includes a daily inflammation dashboard, saved meals and a library of anti-inflammatory recipes.

I like that it goes beyond simply scoring individual meals. Combining food tracking with symptom logging and looking for patterns over time makes the data much more actionable.

Packaged food scanning would be a useful addition. Being able to scan a barcode and automatically retrieve the ingredients.

Most alternatives I looked at focus primarily on calories, macros, or individual food scores. Inflammascan is more specifically focused on anti-inflammatory eating and connecting what we eat with how we feel over time.

I like that it goes beyond simply scoring individual meals. Combining food tracking with symptom logging and looking for patterns over time makes the data much more actionable.

Packaged food scanning would be a useful addition. Being able to scan a barcode and automatically retrieve the ingredients.

logging symptoms alongside meals instead of just calories is the actual useful idea here, most food-tracking apps treat every user's trigger list as the same handful of usual suspects (gluten, dairy, nightshades) when in reality it's genuinely different per person. correlating your own meal photos against your own symptom log over time is a much more honest way to find that out than reading a generic anti-inflammatory food list.

the photo scoring is only as good as the model recognizing the actual ingredients in a mixed dish, would like to know how it handles something like a stew or a sauce where the inflammatory ingredient is hidden inside rather than visible on the plate.

MyFitnessPal is great for calories and macros but it has no concept of symptoms or inflammation at all, you'd have to cross-reference a separate symptom journal by hand. InflammaScan doing that correlation automatically is the actual point of a diet app built around trigger-finding rather than weight tracking.

Thanks, this is a really good point.
Mixed dishes, sauces and stews are definitely more challenging because some ingredients simply can't be inferred reliably from a photo.
That's why InflammaScan doesn't treat the initial AI analysis as definitive. After scanning a meal, users can review the detected foods and ingredients and edit or add any ingredients the AI missed before saving it.
We're also testing a feature where the app asks the user a few questions when it detects that there may be hidden ingredients that can't be reliably identified from the photo.
Really appreciate the feedback!

InflammaScan

Anti-inflammatory diet app that finds your food triggers

Anti-inflammatory diet app that finds your food triggers

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