Know what to order before you even sit down.
Eat Complete pulls up the actual menu at your restaurant and tells you what fits your goals. No generic calorie database. No guesswork.
Eat Complete pulls up the actual menu at your restaurant and tells you what fits your goals. No generic calorie database. No guesswork.
Why the recommendations hold up
Most nutrition apps guess. They match your meal to the nearest thing in a giant calorie database and hope it's close enough. Eat Complete skips that game entirely. It pulls up the actual menu from the restaurant you're sitting in, dish by dish, and figures out what genuinely works for your goals.
That's the difference between hoping a salad is fine and knowing the basil-tahini dressing is the thing to ask them to hold.
Search by name, drop a pin, or just scan the menu yourself. Eat Complete pulls up the actual dishes and ranks them against your health profile, then gives you a plain-English reason for every pick. If a small ask, like dressing on the side or swapping the fries, actually makes a difference, it'll tell you that too.
Point your camera at any plate. Eat Complete figures out what's on it, estimates calories and macros, and logs it against your daily targets automatically. No scrolling through a food database trying to find the closest match.
Calories left, macros left, sodium left, all updated in real time as you log meals. Your Apple Health activity and sleep data shift the targets too, so a hard workout or a rough night's sleep actually changes what gets recommended.
About the developer
Irvington High School
Vihaan Doshi is currently an incoming senior at Irvington High School. He has had a passion for STEM from an early age and continues to explore it through various projects and competitions.
As a member of FTC Team 19862, he contributed to the team's success in winning the NorCal Regionals last year. In 2024, he was also recognized as a NorCal Hacks Track Winner and created an innovative project to help people with bad posture at BlueStamp Engineering.
Vihaan is also familiar with Python and HTML, with additional knowledge in creating VR games using Unity.