Vitaminico turns "I'm always tired / my hair is brittle / I sleep badly" into concrete nutrient answers. A 2-minute symptom check maps how you feel to the vitamins and minerals most likely involved, then shows NIH-sourced foods that close the gap β before any supplement talk. An AI coach (Dr. Vita) answers follow-ups in plain language, and personalized Food, Movement and Calm programs track your recovery. Free to download, with an optional Pro for deeper full-body scans.
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Hi Product Hunt! Solo founder here. I built Vitaminico because googling "why am I always tired" either scares you or sells you a mega-pack of supplements. Vitaminico starts from how you actually feel: a 2-minute symptom check maps your answers to the nutrients most likely involved β grounded in NIH Office of Dietary Supplements data and reviewed against dietitian guidance β and shows everyday foods that close the gap before any supplement talk. There's also Dr. Vita, an AI coach for follow-up questions, plus personalized Food, Movement and Calm programs. Free to download, with an optional Pro for the deeper scans. I'd love honest feedback β especially where the symptom-to-nutrient logic feels off. Thanks for checking it out!ΠΌΠΎ
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Love the food-first approach and the NIH citations really help with trust. One thing I'd love to see is a simple daily symptom log right inside the app, even just a quick mood and energy slider each morning, so the Food and Calm programs can actually learn from how I'm responding week to week instead of me restarting the symptom check from scratch.
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Finally gave the symptom check a go and honestly the food-first angle is refreshing, like it pulled up some leafy greens and sardines before even mentioning a pill. Took maybe two minutes, felt more like a conversation than a quiz.
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love that you put NIH sources front and center before any supplement pitch, that builds so much trust. the 2-minute symptom check feels like the right amount of friction too, basically enough to get useful info without turning it into a chore.
Love the food-first approach and the NIH citations really help with trust. One thing I'd love to see is a simple daily symptom log right inside the app, even just a quick mood and energy slider each morning, so the Food and Calm programs can actually learn from how I'm responding week to week instead of me restarting the symptom check from scratch.
Finally gave the symptom check a go and honestly the food-first angle is refreshing, like it pulled up some leafy greens and sardines before even mentioning a pill. Took maybe two minutes, felt more like a conversation than a quiz.
love that you put NIH sources front and center before any supplement pitch, that builds so much trust. the 2-minute symptom check feels like the right amount of friction too, basically enough to get useful info without turning it into a chore.