YOUR HEALTH
STAYS ON YOUR PHONE

01 — AI Food Scanner

Photograph the plate.
Get katori-level numbers.

Point the camera at everything on the thali. A vision model names the dishes, then every match is grounded against a bundled table of 300 Indian foods — so you get methi paratha by the piece and sabzi by the katori, not "mixed vegetables, 1 serving."

• Correct any item before it's logged
• Works offline by name — dal, daal and dhal all match
• Portions in katori, roti and cups

Nutrition values are estimates for Indian home cooking. Validation against ICMR–NIN's Indian Food Composition Tables is in progress.

03 — Heart Rate

Your pulse, from
the camera you own.

Cover the back camera and flash with a fingertip, sit still for twenty seconds. Valenox reads the colour change in your fingertip and returns a BPM, the zone it falls in, and a thirty-day resting average — no strap, no watch, no subscription.

• Five training zones plus resting
• Thirty-day resting trend, so improvement is visible
• Every reading kept on the device

A wellness estimate from your camera. Not a medical device and not medical advice.

05 — Steps & Water

Two taps a day is
the whole ritual.

Steps come off the phone's own sensor and stay correct across reboots and midnight rollovers. Water is one tap per glass with an undo, and the goal is derived from your body weight rather than a flat number pulled out of the air.

• Distance, calories burned and a streak
• Manual fallback when the phone has no step sensor
• Every log updates the day's score immediately

07 — Your Numbers

BMI on the cutoffs
that apply to you.

Onboarding takes a minute and gives you BMI against WHO Asian-Indian cutoffs, BMR by Mifflin–St Jeor, a body-fat estimate, a healthy weight range for your height, and the daily calorie, water and step goals everything else measures against.

These are estimates for awareness. Not medical advice. The screenshot shows the developer's own profile.