HACK FOR HUMANITY · PHYSICAL WELL-BEING

Turn a meal memory into a better health conversation.

NutriSight Review Lab helps people organize what they ate, make uncertainty visible, and prepare a concise record for a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN)—without pretending to diagnose or prescribe.

Try the review workflow

A REVIEWABLE WORKFLOW

Build a meal brief in three careful steps

Start with visible facts, add context only when known, then choose what needs professional interpretation.

What can you confidently observe?

Meal or moment Visible components — one per line

How certain are you about the portion?

Low Medium High

Add only the context you know

Preparation details What would you like to understand? What is still unknown? I understand this is a reflection tool, not medical advice.

Your RDN-ready discussion brief

GOVERNANCE FIRST

Safety is part of the product, not fine print

No diagnosis

The prototype does not diagnose conditions, calculate treatment, or replace clinical judgment.

Visible uncertainty

Missing details remain visible instead of being silently converted into false precision.

Human correction

People can revise the record before using it in a conversation with a qualified professional.

Local by default

This demo stores the current brief in the browser and has no analytics or remote database.

WHY THIS MATTERS

Less friction. Better questions. More honest AI.

Food logging is tedious, while automated nutrition claims can hide uncertainty. NutriSight Review Lab explores a safer middle ground: technology organizes the evidence, the individual corrects the context, and credentialed nutrition professionals retain the role of interpretation. The prototype seeks an RDN advisor for validation and pilot design.