Available on iOS & Android

Find what your body is really reacting to.

Tatva is a root-cause metabolic health tracker. Snap a meal, see how it lands on your gut, liver, and blood sugar, and learn the one habit shaping your week — without spreadsheets, calorie counts, or guesswork.

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Your data stays yours No CGM needed
A calm figure with gut, liver and blood-sugar represented as three orbs
The name

Tatva means essence.

In Sanskrit, tatva (तत्त्व) is the root principle behind a thing — its true nature, stripped of noise.

That's what this app is. Not another calorie counter. Not a scoreboard. A way to see what is actually driving how you feel — your gut, your liver, your blood sugar — so you can change the one thing that matters instead of all the things that don't.

How it tracks

Photo in. Verdict out.

No food databases to scroll. No portion math. A photo and two taps are enough.

1 · Identify

Snap your meal. Tatva names what's on the plate.

Our AI reads the photo and identifies each item — avocado toast, salmon bowl, dal-chawal, pasta plate — with realistic portion sizes and macros. Before you tap "Looks right", you already see how the meal scores for gut, liver, and sugar plus the carb/fibre/protein breakdown. It works like a food-label scanner for any plate.

  • Recognizes mixed plates, bowls, sandwiches, takeaway containers
  • Estimates carbs, protein, fibre, sugar in seconds
  • Can't see it? Just type the meal — same verdict either way
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Avocado toast + scrambled eggs
Breakfast · 420 cal estimated
38g
Carbs
18g
Protein
9g
Fibre
3g
Sugar
2 · Verdict

Three pillars. One honest verdict.

Tatva scores each meal across the three systems that actually decide how you feel — and tells you, in plain English, why. No mystery numbers. No 73/100 nonsense.

  • Worst-pillar logic — if one system suffers, the verdict reflects it
  • Reasons are meal-specific (not generic "carbs are bad")
  • Thresholds shift with your conditions — a diabetic and a healthy 25-year-old don't see the same verdict for the same meal
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Verdict
Moderate impact
GutFibre + healthy fats
LiverSeed oil in the bread
Blood sugarRefined sourdough base
Tomorrow, try this →
Swap to whole-grain or sprouted bread. Same plate, flatter sugar curve.
3 · Predict

Know the spike before you eat it.

Tatva predicts the blood-sugar range your meal is likely to push you into — based on your baseline, your condition, and what's actually on the plate. Compare it to your real reading later (finger-prick, CGM, glucometer) and Tatva gets sharper at calling your patterns.

  • Predicted band (e.g. 145–170 mg/dL) shown before logging
  • Tap to log your actual reading at +1 hour and +2 hours
  • Spike analysis screen shows what amplified it (sweetener, oil, time of day)
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Sugar — predicted
Likely range at +1 hour
145 – 170
mg/dL · moderate spike
You're at 96 fasting. With this carb load + low fibre, expect a ~60-point lift. Walk 10 min after and it stays under 150.
Log actual
Remind +1h
The three pillars

Most apps count calories. We watch the systems that decide how you feel.

G

Gut

Bloating · sluggishness · brain fog

Tatva tracks fibre balance, fermentation load, FODMAP-style triggers, and the trickier stuff most apps ignore — emulsifiers in packaged food, deep-fried oil reused too long, late-night eating that disrupts the microbiome.

Example: A "healthy" smoothie with whey, banana and oat milk can quietly bloat you. Tatva sees the lactose + resistant starch combo and flags it.
L

Liver

Fatigue · puffiness · slow recovery

Your liver handles fructose, alcohol, fried oils, and processed seed oils. Tatva watches the cumulative load across the day — not just one meal — and warns when you're stacking it.

Example: Fries + a beer + dessert sounds normal. Tatva shows the liver is doing the work of a Tuesday-night triple shift and suggests a lighter Wednesday.
S

Blood sugar

Crashes · cravings · energy dips

Tatva predicts your post-meal spike before you eat, factors in your baseline, your conditions (diabetes, PCOS, prediabetes), and what would actually flatten the curve — protein order, walking, swapping the side.

Example: White rice + chicken at lunch hits hard. Add a salad first, walk 10 min after — same meal, 40-point lower spike.

Log what you have. Skip what you don't.

Tatva tracks meals, blood sugar, blood pressure, weight, gut symptoms, sleep, steps and heart-rate from your Apple Watch / iPhone Health. Don't have a glucometer or BP cuff? Tatva infers your sugar and heart picture from your meals — you still get the coaching, no hardware required.

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Blood sugar

Manual readings if you have a meter — or inferred from meal carb/fibre ratios if you don't. Same coaching either way.

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Blood pressure

Log systolic / diastolic with a tap. Live ACC/AHA category badge as you type. Or skip the cuff and infer from your sodium & fibre patterns.

⚖️

Weight

Manual log or auto-synced from Apple Health / Health Connect. Pre-filled with your profile weight so tweaking takes one tap.

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Gut symptoms

Bloating, cramps, heartburn — log severity 1-5. Verdict ring drops the moment you log a symptom, and the AI cross-references with your last meal.

One screen logs everything in one tap. Choose mode per condition during onboarding — "I measure it" or "Infer from my meals". Change anytime in Profile.

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Ask Tatva
Why do I always feel heavy after lunch?
Looking at your last 14 days — your lunches average 65g carbs and only 4g fibre, mostly sandwich and chips with no salad. Heavy feeling is your blood sugar peaking around 170 then dipping fast. Try a small salad before lunch for a week — your 2pm energy should hold.
What if I add Greek yogurt?
Yogurt helps the gut but doesn't blunt the sugar curve much on its own. Pair it with the salad and you cover both pillars.
Ask Tatva

Your own data, answered in plain English.

Tap "Ask Tatva" anywhere in the app. Your personal coach — grounded in your meals, readings, symptoms, sleep, and conditions. Not a generic chatbot regurgitating internet advice.

  • "Why do I feel tired after dinner?" — answered with your actual logs
  • "What should I eat before a 6am flight?" — personalised to your diet, country & condition
  • "Is rajma worse than chana for my sugar?" — compared on your real data
  • Tap "Ask more →" on any tip or next-meal suggestion — auto-loads a deeper explanation
  • Never makes up facts, never invents readings, refuses medical diagnoses
Weekly pattern

Every Sunday, the one habit shaping your week.

Most trackers drown you in charts. Tatva does the opposite. Each Sunday at 9 AM, it studies your week and surfaces a single pattern plus a single swap — the one change with the highest leverage.

  • Auto-detects the strongest signal across meals, sleep, mood, sugar readings
  • Always paired with one concrete, doable change
  • Push notification with the headline so you can read it over chai
  • Cumulative — Tatva learns what swaps you actually adopt
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Week of May 17 — May 23
Your worst-feeling days all start with a sugary breakfast.
Across 6 mornings this week, the days you logged cereal or a pastry with coffee (Tue, Thu, Sun) ended with your highest "Bad" mood taps and 2pm sugar dips averaging 78 mg/dL. The other 3 days you had eggs or oats — mood and energy stayed even.
One swap
Try a savory breakfast on weekdays. Eggs, oats with nuts, or a veggie scramble. Save the pastry for the weekend.
Built for your body

Tatva adapts to your condition.

Tell us your conditions once. Every verdict, prediction and tip shifts accordingly. A pasta meal isn't the same for someone with PCOS as it is for someone with IBS.

Type 2 Diabetes Prediabetes PCOS Fatty liver (NAFLD) IBS GERD / acid reflux Hypothyroid High cholesterol Weight loss Gestational diabetes High BP
Why Tatva

Different from the apps you've tried.

Most metabolic apps make you a data clerk. Tatva turns the data into one clear next step.

Tatva Calorie-tracking apps Glucose-only apps
Root-cause focus (gut + liver + sugar) Calories only Sugar only
Photo-first meal logging ✓ AI verdict in seconds Barcode + database search Manual log
Personalized to your condition ✓ PCOS, diabetes, IBS, NAFLD… No Limited
AI chat grounded in your data ✓ Ask Tatva No No
CGM required No — works without N/A Yes
Weekly pattern (one habit at a time) Charts only Charts only
Apple Health & Health Connect sync ✓ Steps, sleep, HR, weight Partial Partial
Health integration

Apple Health & Google Health Connect, on day one.

Tatva reads your steps, sleep, heart rate, HRV, weight, and glucose (where available) — and folds them into your meal verdicts. Slept poorly? Today's threshold for sugar shifts. Walked 8,000 steps? Your dinner verdict gets a small grace.

Read-only. We never write to your health records. Revoke anytime from your phone's settings.

Common questions

Plain answers.

Do I need a CGM (continuous glucose monitor)?

No. Tatva works on photos, finger-prick readings, or no readings at all. If you do have a CGM (Libre, Stelo, Dexcom), it makes the predictions sharper — but it's not required.

Is this a medical app?

No. Tatva is a personal wellness tool. It helps you notice patterns. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace your doctor. For any medical decision, talk to a qualified clinician.

What about my privacy?

Your data lives in a Postgres database with Row-Level Security — only you can read your records. Meal photos sit in a private storage bucket scoped to your user ID. We never sell data, never share with advertisers. Read the full privacy policy.

When can I actually use it?

Launching on the App Store and Google Play in the coming weeks. Drop your email at hello@mytatva.app and we'll send the install link the moment it goes live.

Get the app

Download Tatva.

Available on iPhone and Android. Tap the badge that fits your phone — or point your camera at the QR code if you're reading this on desktop.

Android version is in review and will be live shortly. Email hello@mytatva.app and we'll let you know.

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The first metabolic tracker that respects your time, your food, and your body — not your spreadsheet.