Capture
Photograph your normal meals. No weighing required.
EARLY CONCEPTLESS COUNTING. MORE LEARNING.
Learn what works for you.
Take photos of what you eat. MyFoodRhythm helps you spot patterns between your meals and what happens afterwards—such as hunger, cravings and energy—so you can start learning what appears to work for you.
Join early accessAn early concept—not a finished app.
CONCEPT · EXAMPLE DATA
THE QUESTION AFTER THE PHOTO
You can photograph lunch. You can count it.
But that does not automatically tell you why you were hungry again at 3pm—or whether the same thing keeps happening.
HOW THE IDEA WORKS
A small habit. A more personal picture.
Notice
Tap when meaningful hunger, a craving or an energy slump happens.
Learn
See what appears to repeat across your own history.
Try
Compare one small change and see whether it happens again.
THE MOMENT THAT MATTERS
Not every pattern is an answer.
MyFoodRhythm would show the days behind an observation, check whether something else may have mattered, and suggest one simple thing worth comparing.
Sometimes the useful answer is: “We need more days.”
CONCEPT · EXAMPLE DATA
WE NOTICED…
Hunger returned sooner after lunches like these.
MealPossible pattern
SleepAlso different on those days
One thing worth comparing: keep lunch similar after a better night’s sleep.
LESS COUNTING. MORE LEARNING.
What seems to happen after you eat?
Traditional food tracking often focuses on recording numbers. MyFoodRhythm asks a different question. It would use meal photos, small check-ins and your history to surface patterns worth paying attention to—without pretending every pattern proves a cause.
WHAT ARE YOU WORKING TOWARDS?
Your goal may be simple.
Get leanerStay fullerUnderstand cravingsImprove energyEat betterUnderstand what works for me
These are goals people may have—not promises about what the concept will achieve.
EARLY ACCESS
Want to try MyFoodRhythm?
MyFoodRhythm is an early concept. We’re looking for people who may want to try the idea if it progresses.
Three short answers. No payment. No promised launch date.