Feel better with what you eat.

Q: What is Valutri?

A wellbeing nutrition app. You choose a goal, such as more energy, better sleep or better digestion, and Valutri builds a personalised food plan in which every suggestion is labelled by evidence strength. It also includes a camera meal scanner and a supportive AI coach.

Q: How is it different from calorie counting apps?

Valutri doesn't count calories or sort foods into good and bad. It looks at food quality for the goal you chose, and shows how strong the evidence behind each suggestion is. Progress tracks your consistency, the part you control, rather than promising an outcome nobody can guarantee.

Q: Is this medical advice?

No. Valutri provides general wellbeing information only. It does not diagnose, treat or prevent any condition, and it is not a substitute for a doctor, dietitian or other qualified professional.

Q: Does it handle allergies and dietary patterns?

Yes. Allergies, intolerances and dietary patterns (vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, halal, kosher and others) are treated as strict exclusions, including derived ingredients. You can also list any other foods you avoid in your own words.

Q: Where can I download Valutri?

On both iPhone and Android: from the Apple App Store (https://apps.apple.com/app/valutri/id6792263794) and from Google Play (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xeraxoncare.valutri). It's free to start on both.

Q: What does it cost?

Free to start, including one goal plan a month and a set number of meal scans. Premium is £14.99 a month or £149.99 a year, unlocking unlimited goals, unlimited scans, a plan that evolves weekly and unlimited coaching.

Q: Is it safe if I have a difficult relationship with food?

Valutri is designed with that in mind: no calorie targets, no restriction goals, no streak-shaming, and no progress that can be lost by eating something. You can turn the scanner off entirely. It is still not a substitute for professional support, and we'll always encourage you to seek it.

Pick how you want to feel: more energy, better sleep, a calmer gut. Valutri shows you which foods may help, and exactly how strong the evidence behind each one is. No calorie counting. No bad foods. No miracle promises.

Free to start · iPhone and Android

Valutri scan result rating porridge oats a reasonable choice for the user's goal

Valutri plan screen with a consistency ring and today's habit

Honest by design.

Most nutrition apps make money by keeping you anxious. We took those levers out.

No ads

Nobody pays to appear in your plan. Ever.

No brand money

No food brand can buy a recommendation or nudge a rating.

No shame

No calorie targets, no bad foods, no streaks to lose. Eating is never a failure.

Your profile stays on your device. Meal photos are used only to generate your result and are not kept on our servers. We don't sell your data to anyone.

See the evidence, not just the advice.

Every food in your plan carries a rating, so you can tell settled science from someone's opinion. When the evidence is thin, we say so.

Well-established

Consistent human evidence supports the link.

Emerging

Promising, not settled. Worth trying, worth holding lightly.

Traditional

Widely believed, weak or mixed formal evidence. Labelled, not hidden.

Your plan · More energyFoods to favour

Oily fish

A source of protein and omega-3s, associated with supporting normal energy metabolism.

Well-established

Leafy greens

Contribute iron and folate, which many people find helps steady energy.

Well-established

Beetroot

Dietary nitrates are being studied for stamina. Promising, but unsettled.

Emerging

Ginseng tea

Long used as a pick-me-up. Formal human evidence is limited and mixed, and we say so.

Traditional

Small swaps. Same goal.

Scan what you're about to eat and Valutri suggests a gentle alternative that fits your goal a little better.

Goal · More energy

White toast and jamA reasonable choice

Wholegrain toast and eggGreat fit for your goal

Protein and fibre may help steady energy through the morning.

Goal · Better sleep

Coffee after 4pmA reasonable choice

Chamomile or decafGreat fit for your goal

Caffeine can linger for hours. Its link with lighter sleep is well-established.

Suggestions, not rules. Nothing on your plate is ever “bad”.

You're not imagining it.

Tiredness, poor sleep, bloating: they're among the most common complaints there are, and most people never connect them to what's on their plate.

You are what you eat? · watch on YouTube

1 in 15

GP consultations in the UK have tiredness as the main complaint. Common enough that doctors have shorthand for it: TATT, “tired all the time”.NICE Clinical Knowledge Summary, Tiredness/fatigue in adults

29%

Of a 163,748-person English sample reported insomnia symptoms, while only 6% had anything about it in their GP notes.UK Biobank analysis, BMJ Open, 2024

1 in 5

Women of reproductive age in the UK are iron deficient, one of the least discussed reasons for feeling constantly drained.National Diet and Nutrition Survey

<20%

Of people with bloating or abdominal pain ever raise it with a healthcare professional. Most just live with it.Rome Foundation Global Epidemiology Study analysis

Valutri doesn't diagnose anything. It helps you understand what food can and can't do for how you feel, with the evidence laid out honestly.

How Valutri works.

You pick the goal.

Twelve to choose from: energy, sleep, digestion, focus, skin and more. Your allergies and diet always come first.

Every tip shows its evidence.

Well-established, emerging or traditional. You always know how sure anyone really is.

Scan before you eat.

Point your camera at your plate and see how it fits your goal. A friendly nudge, never a verdict.

Someone in your corner.

The coach remembers your week. Stressful day and a drive-through lunch? No lecture, just an easy next step.

Miss a day? Nothing breaks.

Progress tracks turning up, not perfection. The ring never goes backwards.

A plan that grows with you.

On Premium, your plan evolves week by week around what's actually working.

This is what it looks like.

The real app, not a mockup.

Valutri plan screen — Your plan: one focus a day, and a ring that tracks turning up.

Valutri scan screen — Scan: point the camera at whatever you're about to eat.

Valutri scan result for porridge oats — The result: how it fits your goal, in plain words.

Valutri coach conversation — Coach: remembers your goal and your week.

We're not the only ones worried about this.

Two independent videos on how nutrition advice gets sold online. Neither is ours, and neither endorses Valutri. They just explain the problem better than a marketing page can.

Should You Trust Fitness Influencers? · watch on YouTube

Dietitians Would Be ‘Struck Off’ if They Advertised like Wellness Influencers · watch on YouTube

Why I built this.

I've always been health conscious, but I never knew where to start. So like a lot of people, I ended up following diet and fitness influencers. It was exciting at first, until I noticed they contradicted each other constantly. One week a food was poison, the next it was essential.

I followed the advice anyway. I didn't get the results I'd been promised. And when it didn't work, the message was always the same: I hadn't tried hard enough.

Looking back, the lost money isn't what burned the most. It was the attitude. Advice dished out from above, leaving me to carry the failure alone.

So I built the app I wanted. Valutri tells you what the evidence actually says, and how strong that evidence is. When the science is solid, we say so. When it's thin (and it often is), we say that too. No hype, no overclaiming, nothing sold to you that you don't need.

It won't fix everything. Nothing does. But it won't lie to you about what it can do.

Wilfried Jordan, Founder, Valutri

The company behind it.

Valutri is built by Xeraxon Care Ltd, a UK technology company based in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, working across health, accessibility and digital services.

We decided the honest version was worth building: an app that shows its working, refuses to shame anyone, and is straightforward about what food can and cannot do.

Backed by Furnace Business accelerator programme · Barnsley Digital Media Centre

Questions people ask.

What is Valutri?

A wellbeing nutrition app. You choose a goal, such as more energy, better sleep or better digestion, and Valutri builds a personalised food plan in which every suggestion is labelled by evidence strength. It also includes a camera meal scanner and a supportive AI coach.

How is it different from calorie counting apps?

Valutri doesn't count calories or sort foods into good and bad. It looks at food quality for the goal you chose, and shows how strong the evidence behind each suggestion is. Progress tracks your consistency, the part you control, rather than promising an outcome nobody can guarantee.

Is this medical advice?

No. Valutri provides general wellbeing information only. It does not diagnose, treat or prevent any condition, and it is not a substitute for a doctor, dietitian or other qualified professional.

Does it handle allergies and dietary patterns?

Yes. Allergies, intolerances and dietary patterns (vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, halal, kosher and others) are treated as strict exclusions, including derived ingredients. You can also list any other foods you avoid in your own words.

Where can I download Valutri?

On both iPhone and Android: from the Apple App Store (https://apps.apple.com/app/valutri/id6792263794) and from Google Play (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xeraxoncare.valutri). It's free to start on both.

What does it cost?

Free to start, including one goal plan a month and a set number of meal scans. Premium is £14.99 a month or £149.99 a year, unlocking unlimited goals, unlimited scans, a plan that evolves weekly and unlimited coaching.

Is it safe if I have a difficult relationship with food?

Valutri is designed with that in mind: no calorie targets, no restriction goals, no streak-shaming, and no progress that can be lost by eating something. You can turn the scanner off entirely. It is still not a substitute for professional support, and we'll always encourage you to seek it.

Find out what your food is actually doing for you.

Free to start. One goal, one honest plan, and no pressure to upgrade.

Premium £14.99 a month or £149.99 a year.