Planned design
How the nutrition view is intended to work
A planning overview, not a grade
The planned design may summarize available per-item facts into a cart-level view. It will be framed as planning information rather than a judgment about what someone should eat.
Details only where data exists
Where reliable data is available, the planned view may show facts such as calories, protein, carbohydrates, fat, fibre, and sodium. Missing values will remain unknown rather than being guessed.
Information, not medical advice
The planned feature will not diagnose, prescribe, or replace professional guidance. People with specific dietary or health needs should use advice from a qualified professional.
Frequently asked questions
Does Vynn give nutrition advice?
No. Cart nutrition scoring is planned and is not part of the current app. If enabled, it will be planning information with missing facts left unknown, not medical advice.
Where does the nutrition data come from?
The planned design would use clearly sourced nutrition data when available, including sources such as the Canadian Nutrient File and Open Food Facts. Missing facts would remain unknown.
Can I use it for specific diets like keto or gluten-free?
No. The planned nutrition view would provide general grocery-planning information, not guidance for a specific diet or health need. Consult a qualified professional for personal advice.
Can I see my nutrition score before I buy?
Not in the current app. A future planning view may update as confirmed items change, but cart nutrition scoring has not launched.
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The current app supports grocery search and a simple local list; cart nutrition and household collaboration are planned separately.