Doggo Eats is an AI-powered mobile application designed to help dog owners make smarter food choices for their pets, aiming for a longer, healthier life. It functions as a food scanner and nutrition tracker, allowing users to instantly check if any food (kibble, home-cooked meals, or treats) is safe for their dog and to log daily food intake. The app provides personalized insights based on the dog's diet and offers custom recipes and recommendations tailored to the dog's preferences, breed, and age.
AI-powered app for dog nutrition, food scanning, and custom recipes.
- Checking if a new food item or ingredient is safe for a dog before feeding.
- Tracking a dog's daily food consumption and nutritional intake.
- Finding healthy, custom recipes for home-cooked dog meals.
- Identifying suitable kibble or treats based on a dog's breed, age, and preferences.
- Monitoring a dog's diet to address or prevent food allergies and health issues.
- To use Doggo Eats
- users first input their dog's name
- breed
- and weight. They can then use the app's AI-powered scanner to check the safety of food products from the store or ingredients in already cooked meals. Users can also log snacks
- meals
- and ingredients to track their dog's daily nutrition and receive personalized insights. The app also helps users find new kibble
- treats
- and recipes based on their dog's specific needs.

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