Search any Indian dish. Dal, biryani, dosa, whatever you actually eat. Build a daily meal plan around it. We tell you what works for your condition and what to watch out for. No lectures. No boiled vegetables.
Not a diet plan someone else decided for you. You pick the food. We give you the clinical context.
930 dishes isn't just a number. It means the database has butter chicken, chole bhature, idli sambar, Gujarati kadhi, Bengali hilsa, and everything in between.
Most nutrition apps use a nutrient database and run calculations. That's fine for counting calories. But it doesn't tell you that methi is genuinely useful for PCOD, or that karela works differently for type 2 diabetes versus fatty liver.
Dr. Chhavi Bansal went through every dish in this database individually. She mapped what each one does. The conditions it helps, the ones where you should be careful, and the ones to avoid. That's 930 reviews. Not bulk-generated. Not AI-guessed.
So when you search "butter chicken" and see a caution flag for obesity. That's a clinical call, not a calorie calculation.
"Disease reversal through food isn't about eating less. It's about eating the right things for your specific condition, consistently, over time. That's it.
Real patients. Real conditions. Real food.
No free tier with half the features locked. No ₹199 basic plan that doesn't show you your condition. One price. Everything in.