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“Two eggs, toast and a latte.” The advisor records it, estimates the nutrition and tells you what’s left for the day.
Good advice needs your whole picture: what you eat, how your body is changing, how you train. That is exactly the data that should never leave the house. In this case study, it doesn’t.
Illustration of the concept.
A calorie app, a scale app and a workout app each keep a slice of your health on their own servers, and none of them see the whole picture. The advice is generic, and the data is some of the most sensitive you own.
Everything in the middle runs on hardware in the house.
Leaves the house: only the question you ask, when an online AI model is used, with only what that answer needs. On capable hardware, the model runs at home too.
“Two eggs, toast and a latte.” The advisor records it, estimates the nutrition and tells you what’s left for the day.
Every week, a short report on how you did against your goals and one thing to change, written for you, not for an average user.
“When did I last weigh this?” “What did I eat before my best run?” Answered from your own record.
Every system is designed around the household. Tell us what you’d like your home to do.
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