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myNutritionixbd
Track sample meals and review deterministic nutrition ranges using synthetic foods in a bilingual local demo.
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Public browser demonstration
Purpose
myNutritionixbd is a bilingual meal-tracking demo using synthetic food and provider records. Its deterministic calculations, local history, and safety guidance are presented for exploration, not clinical use.
Open app ↗Open comparison (0/3)Your first workflow
- Choose a synthetic food and portion and add it to a sample meal.
- Review the displayed nutrient ranges and any incomplete-value labels.
- Open meal history or the safety guidance, then export a local backup if needed.
Published capabilities
- Add sample foods and portions to a local meal history.
- Review calculated nutrient ranges and see when source values are incomplete.
- Explore water tracking, recipe replay, safety guidance, and backup controls.
Before you use the result
- Food and provider records are synthetic; calculations are not nutrition or medical recommendations.
- There is no provider verification, cloud sync, or medical approval.
- Local records and backups are not encrypted; do not enter sensitive health information.
Data: synthetic demonstration
Inspect the evidence behind this app →Source and configuration
Source: unknown. A public demonstration does not grant repository access.
License: Not documented. Storage: Not documented.
Start with the published browser edition above. Local backend setup, when available, belongs to the source repository’s own instructions; it is not executed by this overview.
Questions and answers
Can I use the nutrient values as personal dietary advice?
No. The demo uses synthetic foods and is not a nutrition recommendation or clinical product.
Are meal records backed up online?
No. The app has no cloud account or sync; local data and exported files are not encrypted.