Eatr offers AI-powered personalized meal planning and recipe generation to simplify nutrition management for health-focused individuals. Its platform features a food scanner for easy logging and generates smart grocery lists, making adherence to dietary goals more accessible.
Funding
$350K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Individuals seeking to manage their health through diet often struggle with the complexity of meal planning, recipe selection, and accurate nutritional tracking. This complexity can lead to inconsistent adherence to dietary goals and a perception that healthy eating is time-consuming and difficult.
Solution
Eatr provides a personalized meal planning and recipe generation service that adapts to user-defined dietary objectives and taste preferences. The platform streamlines nutrition management through an AI-powered food scanner for logging meals and automatically compiles smart grocery lists based on planned recipes. By simplifying these processes, Eatr aims to make adherence to health-focused diets more accessible and less burdensome for users.
Target Audience
The primary users are individuals actively pursuing health and fitness goals, including weight management and specific dietary adherence, who require structured support for meal planning and nutrition tracking.
Features
- AI-powered food scanner for rapid meal logging and nutritional data capture
- Personalized weekly meal plans with recipes tailored to dietary goals (e.g., weight loss, macro targets)
- Dynamic grocery list generation that synchronizes with selected meal plans
- Extensive recipe database with over 2000 options, filterable by dietary needs and preferences
- Integrated macronutrient and calorie tracking dashboard
- User profile customization for gender, dietary restrictions, and taste preferences
- Feature to build meals around existing ingredients to minimize food waste