Whether you want to lose weight, gain weight or understand your body, TYANA helps you see what you've eaten — and what to consider next.
For dinner, include fish, tofu or beans with vegetables and your usual grain portion. This adds variety while keeping your calorie plan in view.
Start with your meals. See how your goal, movement and personal context can belong in the same picture.
Your goal gives the numbers a purpose. Photograph a meal, check the foods and portions, then see it on Today with nutritional totals and an explained suggestion.
The current beta focuses on the meal journey. Photo estimates are editable; a known weight is always more useful than a guess.
A workout, a walk, a quieter day. Logging movement helps you keep those habits alongside your meals instead of treating each number as a separate task.
You can explore activity logging in the beta. Automatic watch and health-data connections are planned; they are not demonstrated here.
We want sleep context to help explain the day you are having — alongside food and movement, rather than another dashboard to interpret.
Sleep connections and contextual guidance are a planned part of TYANA, not a live capability shown in this walkthrough.
Cycle context should be optional, clearly explained and easy to control. Share only what helps you, with a clear reason for how it will be used.
This is a future product direction. This page collects no cycle or health data and makes no medical predictions.
Try the early beta and tell us where TYANA helps — and where it needs to be clearer.
Open test betaTYANA is being built for women who want to lose weight, gain weight or understand their body and daily habits. The early beta focuses on logging meals, reviewing portions and seeing nutritional totals with explained guidance. This page shows an interactive example, not a live personal analysis.
The app identifies foods and estimates portions. You review the result, correct anything that is wrong and save the meal. Today shows the nutritional totals and, when the required information is available, an explained recommendation.
Yes. Photos cannot establish every ingredient or an exact weight. Review lets you correct the result before saving. If you know a portion's weight, use it to improve the calculation.
The advice connects a goal with the foods and portions logged, suggests a practical change and explains the reasoning. The phone is an illustrative example. Its expanded explanation links to NIDDK guidance; it is not a live analysis of your own food.
Those connections are planned. They are not demonstrated on this page. The current beta focuses on meals and manual activity logging; check the beta for its latest available features.
The current beta opens in your browser. You can add a home-screen shortcut on Android or iPhone. App Store and Google Play download links are not available here.
No. It provides educational wellness support, not diagnosis or treatment. Nutrition estimates and suggestions should not replace advice from a qualified professional.
