Introducing Nutrify 2.0

Multi-Food Mode, 552 New Foods and Food Share

Nutrify 2.0 banner on black background with pineapple logo. Seven iPhones show app features: food tracking, camera ID, nutrition info, goals, stats, diary. Colorful food icons surround.

TL;DR: Nutrify 2.0 introduces:

  • Multi-Food Mode - Identify all visible foods/drinks, number of servings and weights from a single image.
  • 552 New Foods - We've over doubled the size of the Nutridex (518 → 1070).
  • Food Share - Export your meals with beautiful Nutrify icon or nutrition overlays.

Longer version

Continuing our mission to make whole foods fun, we're excited to release Nutrify 2.0!

Multi-Food Mode (Premium Feature)

You can now easily track all of the whole foods and drinks in an image using Nutrify's upgraded AI model.

Simply take a photo of food and Nutrify will break down what it can see to the ingredient level, estimating weights and number of servings.

Best practice is to make sure the foods/drinks you'd like to track are in the field of view.

If Nutrify makes a mistake, you can easily edit these items in the pop up.

Three iPhone screens showing Multi-Food Mode workflow on a black background. Left screen shows the camera view detecting a plate with beef patty, cherries, and sweet potato, with a 'NEW' label pointing to the Multi mode toggle. Middle screen shows the food title popup describing the plate contents. Right screen displays a detailed breakdown of each detected food item with nutrition info: Roast Sweet Potato (118 kcal), Beef Patty (531 kcal), Focaccia Bread (199 kcal), Cherries (57 kcal), and Cheddar Cheese (204 kcal).
Multi-Food Mode breaks down a plate of food into individual ingredients with estimated weights and nutrition information.

Multi-Food Mode breaks down a plate of food into individual ingredients with estimated weights and nutrition information.

Single-Food Mode remains for free instant on-device one image, one food tracking.

552 New Foods

We've over doubled the size of the Nutridex (from 518 → 1070, +552 foods, a 107% increase)!

Each food comes with a beautifully designed custom icon.

And with the new Multi-Food Mode, these should be quite fun to collect!

Before and after comparison of the Nutrify food icon library on a black background. Left side labeled 'Before' shows a grid of 518 food icons. Right side labeled 'AFTER' in green shows a much larger grid of 1070 food icons. Text at the bottom reads '+552 FOODS (1070 TOTAL, 107% MORE)' in green.
The Nutridex has grown from 518 to 1070 foods, a 107% increase!

The Nutridex has grown from 518 to 1070 foods, a 107% increase!

Food Share

Feel like showing off your lunch to friends? Or just want to keep a visual food diary?

Try pressing the share button in a Saved Food to export an image with nutrition or food icon overlays.

Tag us in your posts via @nutrifyfoodapp, we'd love to see what you're eating!

Three iPhone screens demonstrating the Food Share feature on a black background. Left screen shows a saved food entry with a 'NEW' label pointing to the share button, displaying a plate totaling 1,110 kcal with 74g protein, 69g carbs, and 60g fat. Middle screen shows the 'Macros' share option with nutrition info overlay. Right screen shows the 'Ingredients' share option displaying food icons for Roast Sweet Potato, Beef Patty, Focaccia Bread, Cheddar Cheese, and Cherries.
Share your meals with beautiful overlays showing either macronutrient information or ingredient icons.

Share your meals with beautiful overlays showing either macronutrient information or ingredient icons.

What's next?

We've got plenty of updates planned for Nutrify. Whilst building version 2.0, we set the ground work for some nice upcoming features.

You can expect a couple of smaller updates to come over the next few months.

But no spoilers :P

Happy whole fooding!

- Daniel and Josh

PS follow us on social media to see how we're using Nutrify 2.0: InstagramTikTokX

Questions, suggestions and feedback

Have any questions about this update, suggestions for future updates or ideas for what foods we should add next?

Feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] (Daniel or Josh will reply)!

Credit roll

  • Daniel Bourke - Machine Learning Engineer
  • Josh Bourke - iOS Engineer
  • Grace Lee - Designer