Index: Personal Projects

VIBE_APPS

> Personal apps I designed and built with AI-assisted coding tools.

Vitamin Compass daily dashboard: calorie ring, macros, assistant nudges
PROJECT_01 Nutrition App

Vitamin
Compass

Nutrition beyond the calorie

Calorie tracking apps tell you how much you ate. Vitamin Compass tells you what you're actually missing.

Log meals with a photo, see your daily nutrient coverage laid out like a map, and get smart suggestions to fill the gaps, turning nutrition from an overwhelming spreadsheet into a simple, guided system.

Vitamin tracking Photo logging Deficiency mapping Smart suggestions

Core mechanics

Photo meal logging: snap a photo, AI identifies foods and nutrients
"Vitamin completeness compass": 14 micronutrients as one calm ring
End-of-day gap fixes: a handful of nuts, not a lecture
Lab results (A1C, vitamin D, ferritin…) quietly adjust daily targets
Recipes ranked by your gaps, culture, pantry and blood-sugar grade
Optional diabetes mode: glucose tracking that stays gentle

Live demo

Animated walkthrough of Vitamin Compass: dashboard, vitamin completeness compass, gap suggestions, recipes, shopping list, labs and glucose tracking
Meal log: foods captured by photo with calories per item Vitamin completeness compass: 14 micronutrients shown as complete, partial or low Gap suggestions: one-ingredient fixes with portions to finish the day

The problem

Nutrition apps are built around calorie counts, a single metric that doesn't tell you why you feel tired, why your skin is bad, or why you keep getting sick.

The design answer

Surface the micronutrient layer. Make deficiencies visible and understandable. Then give the user the next small step, not a lecture on biochemistry.