Every food, scored 0–100.
A directional 0–100 food score built from eight weighted food-data dimensions and four bounded adjustments, designed to make everyday choices easier while the model and evidence library undergo human review.
Search any food free below — no account, no app needed.
Directional beta scores built from 12 model inputs. Get iPhone beta updates →
Real scores from the live database — the same engine that runs inside the app.
Not another calorie counter.
Calories measure energy. They do not describe nutrient density, processing, food compounds, or the full range of factors HBI brings into one directional view.
One simple number
Eight weighted dimensions and four bounded adjustments become a single directional 0–100 score. Open any result to see what sits underneath.
Built for the long game
HBI brings nutrient quality, processing, food compounds, gut-health factors, and emerging longevity research into one directional model.
Evidence, with a gate
Specific papers appear only after both their identity and their relevance to the food claim have been reviewed by a person.
Log it. See the score. Read the why.
Log what you eat
Search 3,000+ foods and tap a serving size. It takes seconds — no barcode hunting, no macro math.
Get one score
Every food gets a directional 0–100 score, colour-coded from Starting point to Exceptional—and your whole day rolls up into one number too.
See what’s behind it
Tap any score to inspect eight weighted dimensions, four adjustments, and the specific research mappings that have cleared human review.
Eight dimensions, four adjustments.
The eight food-data dimensions are weighted, then processing, risk, PRAL, and serving-size context adjust the directional beta score. Pathway-related research signals receive the largest single weight.
Explore the current catalogue
A live look at the beta model. Every food links to its dimensional breakdown, and reviewed sources appear only when a food-to-paper mapping clears the evidence gate.
Eight research lenses in the model
HBI represents selected food and compound signals associated with AMPK, NRF2, autophagy and five other research areas. These values are model inputs, not measurements inside your body.
Use HBI on the web. Help shape the iPhone app.
The web beta is open now. Join for TestFlight invitations, launch updates, and occasional notes about what is changing in the score and evidence review. No spam.