Gourmetmiles: Diet Awareness 3.6

Holistic health starts with accurate diet monitoring. Gourmetmiles digitizes natural, packaged, and restaurant foods, making diet awareness and preventive health more accessible than ever.

Alerts on harmful ingredients:

• Concerned about your food containing Azodicarbonamide? Although approved by the FDA, certain ingredients are believed to cause cancer and other health complications, especially in children. Examples include processed food preservatives, brominated vegetable oil, artificial colorings, artificial sweeteners, sodium benzoate, artificial flavorings, and many others. Gourmetmiles notifies you of these ingredients in foods (both restaurant and packaged) before purchase and consumption. Simply scan the packaged food barcode at your grocery store or review menu items from our partner restaurants.

Know exactly what's in the menu:

• Unsure about items on a restaurant menu? Gourmetmiles informs you of restaurant menu items you should avoid. Just input your food allergies, religious restrictions, and food preferences, and Gourmetmiles will alert you of menu items containing those ingredients before ordering and consumption.

Track your complete diet:

• Gourmetmiles is the only application that precisely tracks your diet from all sources—restaurant foods, packaged foods, and natural foods. Simply scan your receipt at one of our partner restaurants, scan the barcode on your packaged food, or directly weigh foods using our Macroscale with your smartphone.

Earn "Gourmetmiles" with every receipt:

• Accumulate miles at our partner restaurants based on your expenditures. Gourmetmiles loyalty program offers a significant improvement over traditional paper punch cards. Upon earning 500 miles, a digital voucher (valued at $5) can be used like cash towards any food item in the restaurant.

Utilize the Gourmetmiles app with our portable Macroscale:

• Our portable Macroscale (approximately the size of a coaster) liberates you from guessing serving sizes. Receive accurate nutrition data according to food weight rather than serving estimates. Use the Macroscale for various foods like cereal, juice, fruits, ice cream, cuts of meat, salads, and assembling a sandwich.