A nutrition app that looks across weeks and months.

It follows 31 nutrients, most read over the stretch of time each one asks for. One day of that says very little. A few weeks of it starts to say something.

It's built, and we've been using it ourselves. What it hasn't had yet is other people's real food, in other people's real days.

Would you live with it for a few weeks, and tell us what you find?

What we're asking

Use WellSavvy the way you'd use any app you actually keep. Log what you eat, most days, for a few weeks.

Then tell us what you found. We're not after a report: a message when something is useful, a message when something is confusing, and a message when something doesn't work. Whatever you'd say to a friend who made it.

There's nothing to prepare. If a week goes by without logging, the app says so plainly instead of guessing. A week like that is useful to us too.

What you find changes what we build

Anna and Michael read every message themselves. A confusing screen gets rewritten. If the app reads your eating wrong, that's the model, and the model is ours to change. When a change is yours, we'll say so.

What you get

WellSavvy is free while we're testing it. When it launches, testers keep a founding price: $29.99 a year, for as long as they stay subscribed.