Your nutrients, the long view.
For most nutrients, we compare what you ate with how much you need. Many are read over two weeks, vitamin D over five weeks, fiber over a single day. So one day on its own rarely says much.
If any of this sounds familiar, this is for you.
Maybe your watch, ring, and apps give you more data than ever, and still no idea what to make of it.- Maybe you eat thoughtfully, yet can't say whether your body is getting everything it needs.
- Maybe your body has changed lately, and you can't quite name why.
- And maybe you're tired of apps that turn into diets, or never quite bend to you.
That's why we're building WellSavvy: one place that reads it all together, and says what it means.
See deeper, act gently.
It starts with your nutrition. And connects it to everything else in your day.
Everything, connected,
and what to make of it.
Your food, movement, water, and feelings all land in one place, with sleep, steps and heart rate arriving from Apple Health or Health Connect. WellSavvy reads it back to you each day, with a small thing to try if you want one.
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A day that feels like a diary.
Just say out loud what you ate and did, even a few days at once, and it's logged in seconds. Photo, text, and barcode work too. What takes you seconds keeps feeding the longer picture underneath.
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Gentle,
on your terms.
Calories and macros come as ranges rather than single numbers. A nutrient target is a single estimate, and what matters is how your eating adds up over time, not any one day. You choose what you see, and how much detail you want.
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A library to dip into.
Browse recipes or add your own, and read up on foods and nutrients.
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Savvy, when you want it.
Your built-in AI helper, always within reach. It speeds up logging, helps you create your own recipes and decide what to eat, and answers questions like "What could I cook tonight that adds some iron?" from your own data rather than a script.
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It all adds up to a clear map of how you eat. And you choose where to go.
What we'll never do.
What we leave out matters as much as what we put in. So here's what you'll never find:
- — No weight-loss push. No before photo. No scale at the center.
- — No diets, no meal plans to follow, no restriction, no guilt for a missed day.
- — No supplements to sell you. No affiliate links in our recipes.
- — Your data, never sold. To anyone.
- — And Savvy is being built to never push diets, fasting, or quick fixes, with firm limits around anything that could cause harm.
We'd love you with us.
WellSavvy goes deeper than a food diary, and that depth has to hold up in a real life rather than a demo.
So we're looking for people who'll live with it for a few weeks: log their food most days, watch their averages arrive, and tell us what they found. What was useful, what was confusing, what plainly didn't work. We read every reply ourselves, and what you tell us is what we work on next.
What testers get.
Everyone who tests with us gets:
First look
The app on your own phone before it goes anywhere public: TestFlight on iPhone, a Google Play link on Android.
The whole thing, not a preview
All 31 nutrients from the first day, with no cut-down version and nothing saved for a higher tier. Calories, macros and nutrient amounts show from your first meal. After your first full day of logging, fiber and daily limits like sodium show how that day went. If you log about four days a week, your first averages show where they stand within two weeks, and the slowest over the next few weeks.
A founding price
WellSavvy is free while we're testing it. At launch it's $49.99 a year, and testers keep a founding price of $29.99 a year for as long as they stay subscribed.
Questions you might have.
No. WellSavvy doesn't put you on a plan; it helps you see what your eating adds up to and gently suggests what might help. Weight goals are yours to keep, and you won't find crash diets, restriction, or shame. The choices stay yours.
Calories are optional here: context you can turn on if it's useful, and hide completely if it's not. They're never the center of the picture, and never something to weigh yourself against.
Those show you today's totals. WellSavvy reads most nutrients over the stretch of time each one works on: two weeks for many, four weeks for iron, five weeks for vitamin D. It tells you how often each nutrient needs to arrive, rather than scoring every day of your life. Fiber and the five to keep under are the exceptions, read a day at a time. And it reads your food, sleep, movement, and feelings as one story.
No. WellSavvy works on its own. We connect to two places: Apple Health on iPhone, Health Connect on Android. Whatever already writes there comes with it, whether that's your watch, your ring or another health app: steps, sleep, heart rate, workouts. If you don't connect anything, the rest of the picture still works.
No, and we don't claim to. WellSavvy reads what you log against what established nutrition science says a person your age and sex needs, and models how much of it a meal actually delivers. Every reading is about your eating, never a measurement of you. Most of what we show rests directly on that science, the rest is our own model built on it, and the app marks where it is estimating.
Nothing while we're testing it. At launch, the first month is free, and we'll remind you before you're charged. After that it's $49.99 a year or $9.99 a month, renewing until you cancel, and the price you start at is yours for as long as you stay. Testers keep a founding price of $29.99 a year for as long as they stay subscribed.
No. WellSavvy is for everyday understanding and wellbeing; it doesn't diagnose, treat, or manage medical conditions, and it's not a substitute for your doctor. It can sit alongside their advice, not replace it.
We're testing it now, and launch comes after that. Leave your email and we'll send you an invite to test it.