
Hi everyone,
For the past few months, I’ve been using a popular calorie-tracking app to monitor my daily intake. Since my work schedule and family time made it hard to stick to the gym, I still wanted a way to keep an eye on my nutrition—tracking calories, protein, carbs, and fats.
At first, the app did the job. But after a while, I realized I needed more than just calorie counting. Nutrition isn’t only about macros—it’s also about making sure you’re getting enough vitamins and minerals. Surprisingly, most of the well-known apps don’t track these, or they hide them behind expensive subscriptions.
That’s when I decided to build something better. I created Vit AI—an app that not only tracks calories, protein, carbs, and fats, but also gives you insights into your vitamin intake. And the best part? It’s more affordable than the big-name apps out there.
Website: https://vitamynai.com/
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vit-ai-nutrition-tracker/id6746817871
Vit AI is a mobile app that not only tracks calories, protein, carbs, and fats, but also checks the vitamin content of your food—something most apps overlook. I’ve been using it myself for a few weeks now, and it’s already helped me make better choices about what I eat. On top of that, I’m actively working on new features designed to support your healthy lifestyle even more.
I would like a feedback from the indiehackers, you can download the app and with yearly subscription you have 3 days free to try it. I would really appreciate if you just try the app for 3 days.
The wedge here is trust plus low friction. If you want a solid positioning benchmark, look at apps that win on speed and data quality, not just calories. MetricSync is a good example of that lane: cheaper than CalAI, more features, better accuracy, and a 3 day free trial. If Vit AI keeps the vitamin angle but makes logging feel effortless after week 1, that is a real hook.