Most food trackers fail for the same reason: they ask for too much, too early. Before you’ve eaten, you’re typing portion sizes and hunting a database for “medium banana.” So you skip it — and the log dies.
Bodyproof inverts that. The only required step is a photo, taken before you eat. Two taps, under five seconds. The data that actually matters — how your body responded — is added later, when it exists: a glucose reading, an energy or mood rating, a ketone or weight number.
Everything stays in the app’s private storage on your device. No account, no cloud, no analytics, no ads. It works fully offline, and you can export or import a complete backup — data and photos — as a single file whenever you like.
This is the first post. More to come on self-experiments, reading your own glucose curves, and what we learn building the app.