Your health dashboard

Your food, your health, on one dashboard.

Yemmi turns every scan and log into one clear read of your day, your week, and where you're heading, then gives you one next move.

Free to start. No account needed. For educational purposes only, not medical advice.

Yemmi, a friendly plush sprout inside a scanner frame
B
Your day so far
On pace by lunch. One next move: add a protein at dinner.
One honest read

A single grade for the day, and it's fair about the time

Your day earns one grade, A to F, built from what you actually ate. It's paced to the clock, so a light 9am doesn't read as a failed day. It shows where you stand right now, not a scolding.

The grade moves as your day does. Log a good lunch and it lifts. It's the same A-to-F grammar Yemmi uses for a single food, now for your whole day, so one glance tells you the honest truth.

B
Tuesday, on pace
Measured against your day so far, not a whole day you haven't eaten yet.
9am, one coffee logged. A blunt score would call this an F.
Yemmi reads it as on pace. Early is not behind.
Your goals, as lenses

The same day, read through what matters to you

Pick the goals you care about. Each one shows what helped and what hurt today, then hands you one meal-sized next move. Small enough to actually do.

Gut

Fiber and fermented foods lift it; a heavy, low-fiber run pulls it down. Next move: a handful of beans at dinner.

Energy

Steady meals help; a sugar spike with nothing to slow it hurts. Next move: pair the fruit with a protein.

Heart

Unsaturated fats and low salt help; a very salty plate hurts. Next move: swap the second salty snack.

Muscle

Protein spread across meals helps; a low-protein day holds you back. Next move: add eggs or yogurt.

Weight

Filling, whole foods help; heavy liquid calories work against you. Next move: water instead of the soda.

Aging well

Plants, fish, and whole grains help; a highly processed day counts against it. Next move: add a green side.

Turn a lens on or off any time. Your dashboard shows only the goals you chose.

The longevity view

A soft read on healthy years, handled honestly

Yemmi can show a life-impact view that connects everyday food choices to the idea of healthy years. It's meant to make a small choice feel like it matters, not to forecast your life.

The estimate is built from general research on food patterns. In one large analysis, people whose habits leaned toward more vegetables, fish, and whole grains and away from heavily processed food tended to have more healthy years (Li et al., Circulation, 2018). Yemmi uses that kind of pattern to shape a rough, educational read.

This is an estimate, not a medical prediction. It is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. It does not promise anyone added years, and it can't account for genetics, medicine, or the rest of your life. Treat it as a gentle nudge, and take real health questions to a professional.

You can hide this view entirely if a number about the future isn't helpful for you.

It knows you

Your food and your body, reading from the same page

Yemmi writes your nutrition to Apple Health as the source of truth, so your numbers live in one place you already trust.

Reads your Watch

With your permission, Yemmi reads sleep, heart rate, heart rate variability, and steps from Apple Watch, and reads them alongside what you ate.

Surfaces patterns

Like a rough night's sleep that tended to follow a very salty dinner. A pattern to notice, framed plainly, not a diagnosis.

Ask Yemmi

Ask "how am I doing?" in chat, or log a meal by voice, and get a specific read on your day instead of a generic pep talk.

Yemmi checking real foods with a camera and a magnifier

Patterns are for your awareness only. Yemmi does not diagnose or treat, and it does not replace a healthcare professional.

See your whole day in one honest read

Answer a few questions, and Yemmi builds the dashboard that reads your food and your body as one, with one next move at a time.

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Common questions

About your health dashboard

Is the health score personalized?

Yes. Your day grade and every goal lens are built from your profile, your goals, and what you actually ate. The same meal can read differently for two people, so the same day can too. It reflects your body, not an average.

Does the life-impact number mean I will live longer?

No. The life-impact view is an educational estimate built from general research on food patterns, and it is not a medical prediction or medical advice. It does not promise anyone added years. It's there to make everyday choices feel meaningful, not to forecast your health. See our medical disclaimer.

Does Yemmi connect to Apple Health and Apple Watch?

Yes. Yemmi writes your nutrition to Apple Health as the source of truth, and with your permission reads sleep, heart rate, heart rate variability, and steps from Apple Watch. It uses those signals to surface patterns, like a rough night that followed a very salty dinner.

Is Yemmi free to start?

Yemmi is free to start, with no account required. A premium subscription adds deeper history and more, with pricing shown in the App Store.