Bring your own key
Paste a Gemini, OpenAI or Groq API key. You pay the provider directly, usually a fraction of a cent per photo.
Neutrino is a free, open-source Android app for logging what you eat. Take a photo of your meal and Neutrino uses the AI model you choose (Google Gemini or OpenAI, with your own API key) to estimate its carbs, protein, fat and calories. You review the numbers, and Neutrino saves them to Health Connect as breakfast, lunch, dinner or a snack based on your local time.
Neutrino helps people track their nutrition without searching food databases or typing in every ingredient. It is made for anyone who wants to count carbohydrates or macros, including people managing their diet for health reasons.
With Neutrino you can:
No searching food databases or weighing everything. Take a picture, fix anything that looks off, and save.
Take a photo of your plate, or pick one from your gallery if you forgot earlier.
Your chosen model identifies each food and estimates portions, carbs, protein, fat and calories.
Adjust portions in a tap. The meal type is picked from your local time, and you can change it.
The meal is written to Health Connect, so it appears in Google Health, Fitbit and other apps you allow.
Neutrino has no backend, no accounts and no analytics. Your phone talks directly to the AI provider you picked and to your own Health Connect.
Everything you need to log meals fast and understand your eating, and nothing that gets in your way.
Paste a Gemini, OpenAI or Groq API key. You pay the provider directly, usually a fraction of a cent per photo.
Neutrino lists the vision-capable models your key can use, so you can trade speed, cost and accuracy.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack, chosen from your time zone and your own meal times.
A built-in list of everyday and Bangladeshi dishes, packaged foods from Open Food Facts, and your cuisine as a hint for the AI.
Calories, carbs, protein and fat for the last 30 days, 12 weeks, 12 months or 7 years. Touch any bar to read it.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner reminders at times you choose, skipped when you've already logged that meal.
Browse any past day, edit a meal's foods and amounts, or delete with undo. Health Connect stays in sync.
Log a glass in one tap. Hydration goes to Health Connect alongside your meals.
Pair your Contour Plus One, Plus Elite or Plus Blue once (up to five meters). Each reading syncs on its own, with the right time, next to your meals and in Health Connect.
Your usual meals are one tap away, and a home screen widget adds water or opens the camera without opening the app.
A clear PDF of your glucose, time in range, meals and water, made on your phone. Or export everything as spreadsheets.
Use Neutrino in Bangla or English, with an optional app lock and a hidden preview in recent apps.
Every line is public. Audit it, build it yourself, or contribute a new AI provider.
Like the chat apps you already use: an encrypted backup is saved on your phone automatically, and it stays even if you uninstall the app. Connect your Google account to keep a copy in your own Drive, daily, weekly or monthly.
Yes. The app is free and open source under GPL-3.0. The only cost is what your AI provider charges for your API usage, usually a fraction of a cent per photo, billed to your own account.
Google Gemini, OpenAI and Groq (which has a free plan). Providers are plug-ins, so more can be added by the community.
No. Neutrino has no servers. Photos go straight from your phone to the AI provider you chose, under your account and their terms. Nutrition is saved to Health Connect on your device.
Some providers' free tiers may use submitted content to improve their services. Check your provider's terms if that matters to you.
Photo-based estimates are approximate. Portion size is the hardest part to judge from a picture. That's why Neutrino always shows you the numbers to review before saving. Neutrino is not a medical device. Don't use it as the sole basis for medical decisions such as insulin dosing.
Not yet. Neutrino is built for Android and Health Connect. Android 14 and newer include Health Connect; on older versions you can install it from Google Play.
Download the latest APK from GitHub Releases on your phone and open it. Android will ask you to allow installing apps from your browser or file manager; allow it once. Updates install the same way, over the existing app, keeping your data.
Each release lists a SHA-256 checksum, and releases are signed with the same key every time, so Android only accepts genuine updates.
So its encrypted backup can live outside the app and survive an uninstall, the way chat apps keep their local backups. Neutrino only reads and writes its own backup file. The code is open source, so anyone can check.
Meals you've already saved stay in Health Connect. Your settings, history and API key can be restored from your encrypted local backup or your Google Drive backup.
Only a private, hidden folder that belongs to Neutrino. It cannot see or change any of your other files, and you can revoke access at any time from your Google Account settings. See the Privacy Policy for details.
Download the app, star the repo to follow along, report issues, or help add providers and cuisines.